The American experiment with Freedom began with a Constitution based on the consent of the governed — not the edicts of a monarch who claimed unlimited, divine rights. Paired with that radical concept of self-governance, the

Last year, California Gov. Gavin Newsom was astride the national political stage as people wondered whether he would be running for president. Now, Newsom is nowhere to be found outside California. The reasons are simple and they include the

Around the country, protests on college campuses this spring spiraled out of control, disrupting commencements and exposing the rot within higher education. How the encampments arose may not be Joe Biden’s fault. They are in

As the 2024 election nears, the two major presidential candidates Biden and Trump will be front and center in the public eye.  It’s likely that at least some of their speeches will disclose their policy

Let there be no mistake, Gov. Gavin Newsom, D-Calif., is running for president of the United States. Perhaps not for 2024, but certainly for 2028. As he does, the country is increasingly aware of the massive problems facing

The indictment of former President Donald Trump marks a new peak in the criminalization of American politics. Elections based on policy differences no longer suffice for the American Left. Today, in coordinated fashion, their donors,

The 2024 election season has already begun. Unfortunately for Republicans, they finished 2022 poorly and their voters are discouraged. If Republicans want to avoid a Democrat sweep of the House, Senate and the White House

What issues were the 2022 midterm elections about? Were they about inflation? Crime? Abortion? Climate Change? A referendum on Biden? Trump? The open border? Abortion? Republicans being a threat to democracy? Or, all of the above? The polling

The 2022 midterms are almost in the books. The large red wave did not materialize, although Republicans did pick up some congressional seats and, apparently, the House. There are significant and important reasons why a large red

Inflation is one of the stories of the 2022 Midterms. There's good reason it should be. Today, government spending at all levels represents nearly half of the U.S. economy. All that expenditure means nearly every American receives some form of