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J.t. Young, Opinion ContributorThe Hill |
Biden has historically struggled here, while Trump has overperformed.
However you viewed the Mayorkas impeachment articles, its politics was brutal for Senate Democrats.
There is one certainty in 2024’s tumultuous campaign: If Biden goes, Harris stays.
Losses in Black and Hispanic communities present an obvious loss; however, the even greater threat could come from white liberals seeing their beliefs...
It is becoming increasingly difficult not to see the large discrepancy in votes cast in primaries as significant for November.
Biden owns inflation: He bought it with massive spending and Americans are paying for it economically.
President Biden has extended Democrats’ sanctuary city policies to the southern border.
Biden’s economy has been tepid at best — a far cry from the “strong economy” the administration keeps trying to tout.
While the campaign rhetoric may lag — and Democrats will assuredly deny — the reality of each party has flipped.
While presidents are historically dependent on the economy, Biden is particularly so.
As bad as polling has been for Joe Biden recently, it just got significantly worse on Thursday.
Because the left wing is effectively governing, they are silent.
An experienced conservative woman capable of aggressively campaigning could carry the fight to Democrats as no male pick could.
Not since the universally loved Eisenhower announced he would seek the Republican Party’s nomination will a spot on a ticket offer such political...
The latest results show Trump not just ahead in the states we believed to be pivotal, but potentially widening their number.
What Republicans must ask themselves over the next seven months is whether they want Trump with his higher floor and lower ceiling, or whether they...
Biden has run for president three times. Each time his public campaigning has gone poorly.
Taken together, things are bad for Biden overall, particularly economically.
In the public sector’s corollary to “too big to fail,” the federal government has become “too big to close.”
A reappraisal questioning America’s benefits from its relationship with China has been underway.