Dick Morris

Government regulation of campaign finance will not drive money out of politics, but a series of high profile defeats will surely dim its luster.

It does not matter if an individual Democratic candidate for Congress is a socialist or not. His or her election will empower the seven who are socialists to enforce their will upon the U.S. Congress.

Media consolidation leads to newsroom reductions, centralized operations, and fewer local reporters. Unfortunately, local journalism is often the first casualty of a merger.

The recent Harvard-Harris poll confirms that Trump wins majorities on almost any other issue. Take away complaints about his handling of the war in Iran and Trump wins every single issue.

In recent polls, Trump has neared the 50% threshold among Latinos, but with the new executive order, all bets are off and the way seems clear for him to get solid majorities of Latino votes.

Rubio is like the baseball team that scraps for every run and creates openings while Vance seems to be waiting for President Trump to hit a three run homer to bring him in. It's reflected in the polls.

A massive military arsenal is no match for our enemy's fanaticism. Military superiority could lead Trump to over-confidence and his administration to ruin. The solution is for Trump to abandon regime change as his goal and focus on denying Iran the ability to spread terror.

The Democratic claim that the party leadership was so heart-broken by the pain the missed paychecks were inflicting on federal workers is absurd.

The public believes inflation has gotten worse. The contrast between Trump’s extraordinary foreign policy triumphs and the lack of visible economic relief at home could become a serious liability for the administration heading into the midterms.

In philosophy, nihilism is the belief that life has no inherent meaning, value, or purpose. It rejects objective truth, morality, and knowledge, and ultimately leads to despair. No political movement better embodies this idea than the Mamdani vote.