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Mick Mulvaney, Opinion ContributorThe Hill |
I honestly don’t know what all the hubbub is about. After all, giving authority over abortion to the states has been Republican orthodoxy for nearly...
The bottom line is that the voters have spoken. And for all the chatter about how no one really wants Trump versus Biden, that is precisely what the...
Every time Biden's administration adds another regulation making it harder or more expensive, to bring those goods and services to market, the more...
Simply put: The government has never had so much money. So yes, we do have a spending problem, not a revenue problem.
If you care about spending at all, you can basically always ignore the president’s budget. The only things you need to pay attention to are the...
It is axiomatic that Washington does not lead, it follows. Until voters start caring about federal debts, most elected officials won’t care,...
5,000 people took the time to go to the polls for a relatively meaningless primary, when they didn’t have to, and pull the lever for someone who...
You can’t beat something with nothing. And right now, No Labels has nothing.
Democrats have certainly gotten themselves into a pickle, that gets harder to get out of with each passing day. But if they decide to go a different...
What if Biden’s dismal approval numbers are driven by concerns that voters have about his age and his mental acuity?
Haley responded that she didn’t feel she needed to win, but she needed to do better than she did in New Hampshire. She is probably right. She has a...
Although New Hampshire will essentially be a two-person race, South Carolina and the first Super Tuesday states will not. Trump will, as he did in...
The language the Democrats and the critics are using to describe Donald Trump has now gone so far beyond the pale that it is frightening.
Better to have antisemitism exposed, in all its brutal ugliness and corrected than to let it keep festering in silence. That is what last week’s...
In January, Capitol Hill opened its doors to lobbyists once again after pandemic restrictions were lifted. That means corporate lobbyists, hired guns,...
The bottom line will be this: Can anyone consolidate the anti-Trump vote and peel off enough support from the former president to compete with him?
Under the supposition that truth — especially in DC — is indeed stranger than fiction, here is one outlandish, outrageous idea that might not be...
Last week’s off-year elections have given rise to some new “conventional wisdom.” Most of which is wrong. One example: that it was a crushing...
A key focus will be establishing the role of the “unitary executive,” which is something many Republicans have been wanting for decades.
Apparently, the big story last week was not that the House finally elected Mike Johnson to replace Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) as Speaker. The big...
As the war in the Middle East enters its third week, it is noteworthy that American policy has been surprisingly bipartisan and unified. The Biden...
The House of Representatives — or more accurately, Republicans in the House — have come under a great deal of criticism recently. A lot of it is...
I spoke at a conference last year with John Bercow. His name isn’t well known in this country, but his distinctive cry of “Order!” from the...
Democrats just told the country that their desire for bipartisanship is just a talking point.
Apparently, the HFC has changed since 2015 — or at least, its screening process has changed.
Despite what some politicians might have you believe, Social Security payments can still go out during a shutdown.
It is axiomatic in American politics that voters have short memories. Many politicians, and most of the media, absolutely depend on it. Sometimes...
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