The GOP Summer Swoon
Today caps off the worst week yet for Republicans in the 2022 campaign cycle. Their troubles began with Senate passage of the Chips and Science Act on Wednesday, July 27,…
Polls Showing Democrats Closing Generic Ballot Gap Should Concern GOP
For a few weeks now, public polls have shown the gap narrowing between the GOP and the Democrats on the critical question of which party the American people like to…
Terror Threat: Al Qaeda’s Next Leader Has Deep Ties to Iran
The man likely to become al Qaeda’s next leader has spent decades using Iran as a base of operations and maintains deep ties to the hardline regime, signaling that two…
The Impermissible Price of Appeasement
Dr. Miklos K. Radvanyi From a historical perspective, appeasement of tyrannical regimes ended, without exceptions, in personal, national, regional, or global catastrophes. From the expansions of the antediluvian Egyptian and…
The West’s Most Treacherous Poison-Tyrant
Dr. Miklos K. Radvanyi The Hungarian joke about the light bulb goes like this: How many Hungarians does it take to change a light bulb? The answer: Two. One to…
What Next After Former Top Trump Aide’s Conviction?
Former senior Trump White House aide Steve Bannon says he will appeal after being found guilty of two counts of contempt of Congress over his refusal to comply with subpoenas issued by the congressional…
The United States Of America: The Good – The Bad – The Ugly
The United States of America has been passing through an exceptionally complex set of domestic and foreign crises since the collapse of the Soviet Union in the beginning of the…
HUNGARY’S INSANE PATH TO SELF-OBLITERATION
Historically, Hungary as a political formation had always been ruled by a single tyrant who had been assisted by a small and tightly-knit group of criminal elements strenuously opposed to…
Democracy Depends on Voter ID
As the federal government under President Biden continues its attempts to undermine the authority of the states to regulate their own elections — unconstitutional and unprecedented federal actions — states are reasserting their power…
What will public schools do when federal pandemic relief funding runs out?
Public schools are facing massive enrollment declines, with at least 19 states losing 3% or more of their students compared to pre-pandemic levels. New York’s 5.9% plunge is the biggest, and California isn’t too…
When in the Course of Human Events
On July 3, 1776 – the Second Continental Congress having the day before enacted a resolution declaring the political ties between United Colonies and Great Britain “totally dissolved” – an…
What Kind of President Do Republicans Want?
The Biden presidency is a disappointment to Americans. That goes for people who voted for him—who thought he’d do a better job—and people who, even as they voted against him,…
Do Switching Voters Portend Good for the GOP?
A new media analysis of U.S. voter registration data shows that more than one million voters have reregistered as Republicans over the last year. That number, while dramatic on its…
Judge Slams Brakes on Noncitizen Voting
A New York State Supreme Court justice has ruled that a new law allowing 800,000 noncitizens to vote in local elections in New York City was unconstitutional. The case will be appealed…
