Feb 24, 2020
Until and unless some Republican politician, Trump or someone else, repairs relations between the party and those two big states, Reagan-scale landslides will be impossible to reproduce.
Feb 18, 2020
Will the voters be bitter toward the billionaire the way that Samuel Adams sometimes was toward Hancock? Or will they appreciate Bloomberg’s willingness, like Hancock’s, to spend his fortune to advance their cause?
Jan 27, 2020
Sanders is a more credible voice of that message than is wealthy Harvard law school professor Elizabeth Warren or Obama’s vice president Joe Biden or Rhodes Scholar Pete Buttigieg or billionaire businessman Michael Bloomberg.
Jan 21, 2020
Democracy runs on people caring enough to get involved. On that front, the losing candidates set an example. There’s disappointment there but also some inspiration.
Jan 13, 2020
But you don’t have to be a Wall Street genius to understand that the Sanders-Warren agenda , higher taxes, increased regulation, more government control , means the share in future profits represented by a share of stock will be worth less.
Jan 6, 2020
It used to be that opposing an increase in the number of Americans was indeed seen as un-American. Now, approaching 50 years later, it seems to have been accepted, without much opposition or recognition, as a bipartisan consensus.
Dec 30, 2019
Already feeling uneasy following a violent attack, these Jews must now contend with prominent Israelis, in essence, agreeing with the anti-Semites that it would be better if the Jews didn’t live in Paris, Copenhagen, or America.
Dec 23, 2019
For now, though, as Trump heads into an election year, the economic story is the one he’s winning at. If he’s planning a campaign or a second term that plays to his strengths, economic policy, not national security, is where the action will be.