Economy
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Bureaucratic red tape delayed the COVID-19 vaccine until after the election
Favoring regulatory process over getting the main job done.
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How much of a difference in the 2020 election did media coverage make? Crunching the numbers
Just as the media's job has always been to report the news, not make it, its role in presidential elections…
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Trump lawsuits lack evidence, and confuse Michigan with Minnesota
Team Trump needs to up its litigation game.
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Did Trump’s erroneous claims about rigged elections backfire on him?
Why did Donald Trump narrowly lose in Georgia? Perhaps because he encouraged voters not to vote by mail. That resulted…
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Whatever the Dems end up getting out of this election, it won’t be enough
Regardless of the outcome, it won't be enough to satisfy the Democrats who were expecting not just an election but…
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Biden: My plan for COVID-19 ‘does not include a countrywide lockdown’
Ask him again tomorrow — that is, if he wins. If tomorrow he goes back to being 'private citizen Biden,'…
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Vote Republican to preserve democracy, competitive elections, and freedom
This election will be close in swing states like Arizona, Texas, Florida, and North Carolina, where lots of illegal aliens…
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Jobless claims fall, as economy grows at record rate
Jobless claims fell to a seven-month low, reports the Wall Street Journal. The U.S. economy 'accelerated at a 33.1% annualized…
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U.S. economy growing rapidly, economists say
The U.S. unemployment rate fell to 8.4% in August, and 7.9% in September, although it remains well above its rate…
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Rapper endorses Trump due to Biden tax hike proposals
Rapper and businessman foresees a bleak economic future with Biden's tax-and-spend plan.
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COVID-19 spreading faster in Europe than in the United States
By contrast, notes Bloomberg News, vast numbers of people have plunged into poverty in other countries, and hunger is spreading…
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Reopen the K-12 schools now, based on new studies
Keeping schools closed until the election is purely about politics.
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Why Democrats will take the Senate, abolish the filibuster, and transform society
Even in conservative states, Democrats are poised to pick up Senate seats due to the antipathy that many suburban voters…
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Hunger spreads in Latin America due to COVID-19
Keep America, where we've suffered lighter economic consequences, on the recovery track.
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National debt skyrocketing, CBO says
'Interest rates will inevitably rise at some point, and the additional interest cost will have to be covered by either…
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Democrats likely to pack Supreme Court if they take power
Facing the inevitable: court-packing is necessary for the Democrats' long-term agenda.
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Progressives turn out in droves for early voting in Virginia
The consequences of this election could be huge. Law professor Josh Blackman, citing sources in Washington, D.C., says that if…
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Media mislabel Joe Biden’s ideology
In a politically-polarized age, the media should not pretend that candidates are centrist when they are not. The media rightly…
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Biden: I will freeze deportations in my first 100 days
There's one big problem with Biden's pledge.
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School closings reflect ideology, not safety
Schools in liberal northern Virginia and the state’s other metropolitan areas are currently only educating students online. In Virginia’s most…
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Biden went back on his promise to suspend TV ads for 9/11
‘I’m not gonna make any news today,’ the former vice president is quoted as confirming. ‘I’m not gonna talk about…
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Schools remain closed until the election for political reasons
Keeping schools closed for political reasons harms children. As syndicated columnist Phil Kerpen notes, 'School closures kill more children than COVID.'
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Biden has steady lead over Trump
Conservatives should put more money and effort into trying to hold the Senate, and win Senate races.
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End of filibuster will fundamentally transform American society
The filibuster is likely to be abolished if the Democrats take control of the Senate and the White House in…
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California moves toward reparations
For California to give reparations to black people for slavery would be an unconstitutional racial preference. A state is sometimes…
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The myth of shy Trump supporters; radical change is coming
If the filibuster were abolished, Congress could rely on non-budgetary means to carry out reparations, like forcing companies to sell…
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Biden manages to tell two enormous whoppers in a minute’s time
By all means, bring on the debates, and invite a disinterested 'fact checker' (good luck finding one of those!) to…
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The twilight of great American cities is here. Can we stop it?
What is needed is a broad alliance among the remaining sane elements in cites, with a greater focus on protecting…
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The time Don Lemon said Kamala Harris isn’t African American
There’s an undercurrent of a debate going on in social media on the issue of Kamala Harris’s race. One of…
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An ironic choice for Vice President
Lacks broad appeal, and believes the worst about the presidential candidate?
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U.S. warned about skyrocketing debt by credit-rating authority
Biden's proposed tax increases are far more than twice the size of the $1.4 trillion in tax increases Hillary Clinton…
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BE HEARD Act would harm small business and Virginia’s business climate
Small businesses in Virginia could face a very different business climate next year, due to Joe Biden’s support for laws…
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