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Bradley GitzArkansas Online |
The editors of this paper frequently get asked why they publish so many letters that tilt leftward in a state where so many voters tilt rightward.
I wrote a column last year about how summer had gone from my favorite to least favorite season.
I have long argued that Donald Trump was just about the weakest candidate Republicans could have put up against the Democrats in 2016, 2020, and 2024;...
Despite its smattering of electoral victories a few weeks ago, the Democratic Party has two problems that threaten its long-term viability. First, it...
Last week's column argued that effective resistance to Donald Trump's authoritarianism requires effective reform on the part of the Democratic Party;...
As I drove past a couple of "No Kings" demonstrations last weekend, the same thought kept running through my mind: These aren't helping much, if at...
One of our finest essayists, Joseph Epstein, had a column in The Wall Street Journal Oct. 10 in which he fantasized about a 2028 presidential race...
Charlie Kirk's murder and the response to it have provoked a needed debate over his life passion: free speech. That debate seems to have thus far...
Democrats have two huge problems: 1. They don't much like the voters; and 2. the voters have begun to notice and are returning the favor. The...
The most relevant question to ask when public figures engage in noxious behavior is whether the behavior was caused by ignorance or mendacity; whether...
An admittedly strange confession: I've spent the vast majority of my life studying, teaching and writing about something I tend to dislike --...
The extent to which Donald Trump dominates our news cycle and thus our politics was nicely captured over Labor Day weekend, when his absence from the...
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