MICHAEL BARONE
Mr. Barone is a senior political analyst for The Washington Examiner and a…
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Will It Be Déjà Vu All Over Again for Democrats, With a Chicago Convention Following Campus Riots?
Disorder tends to hurt incumbents, and, to the dismay of young leftists, anger at student riots helped elect Ronald Reagan as governor of California in 1966 and Richard Nixon as president in 1968.
Passage of Ukraine Aid Bill Could Mark a Turning Point in American Foreign Policy
America increasingly seems to be in a new Cold War, only this time with China united with Russia and in possession of an advanced economy intertangled with ours.
Are Today’s Smaller Families To Blame for America’s Failure To Produce Outstanding Leaders?
None of the Founders would have been born if their parents, like typical people today, had no more than two children.
Regulatory Roadblocks Thwart America’s Ability To Act Decisively, Author Philip Howard Contends
Americans are, or should be, learning the lesson that trying to create a fail-safe society creates a society that is sure to fail.
Biden’s Miscalculations When He Opened the Border to Unchecked Illegal Immigration
If he was hoping for more reliable Democratic voters, it could prove to be a mistake.
Neither of the Top Candidates for the White House This Year Is Living Up to Constitutional Norms
The transfer of power to Jefferson from Adams in 1801 was grudging but peaceful — a defining moment not just in American history but in world history.
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