The Liberty Swing Vote
The GOP reboot starts with recognizing libertarians’ success.
The Five Most Tedious Talking Points of 2012
Ranking the worst arguments of the presidential campaign
Will the Electoral College Survive 2012?
An electoral-popular vote split is still a real possibility.
George McGovern’s Pro-Life Paradox
He never meant to lead the party of “acid, amnesty, and abortion.”
The Pentagon’s Palmetto Patsy
Tax-hikes-for-bombs Lindsey Graham may have crossed the Tea Party one too many times.
The Etch-A-Sketch Moment
Romney is still vague, but conservatives should take his centrist shift seriously.
Struggle for the Senate
Like the White House, it should have been a Republican pick-up. That’s not how it’s playing out…
Why Romney Is Losing
The GOP nominee has doubled down on the policies of a failed presidency.
Romney’s Craven Campaign
The GOP nominee can’t seem to put the primaries behind him.
Bill Clinton, Republican Role Model
Should Romney and the GOP admire the ex-president?
Can Obama Win on War?
The economy languishes, but the president has given Americans the foreign policy they want.
Ron Paul’s Victory
As the Texas congressman leaves the scene, his decades-long efforts bear fruit.
The Tea Party Grows Up
It’s lost some big races this year, but hasn’t fielded losers like Christine O’Donnell and Carl Paladino.
Paul Ryan’s Paradox
He’s the Tea Party’s hero–and he voted for the big spending that infuriates them.
The Cruz Line
Could the Senate’s growing conservative bloc finally keep the GOP honest?
Bullying Chick-fil-A
If gay marriage is about tolerance, political intimidation of the restaurant undermines the case.
