Rachel Bovard

The rules of the House should reflect the will of the political majority -- not whatever deal a Republican speaker can cut with Democrats.

The problem conservatives face today isn’t necessarily Reaganism, or the old fusionism. It’s the Republican Party’s refusal to move on.

To prove ourselves, we have to do more than simply win the argument. We have to have a plan. We cannot simply say ‘trust us.’

From the official White House podium comes the message that it is now necessary to cut off ‘MAGA Republicans’ from every avenue of influence.

New precedents recently set by Democrats should ensure that Fauci will still be around to answer questions from an incoming GOP majority.

What the establishment prefers to do is what Mitch McConnell has always done: run on nothing except how bad the other guy is.

The Senate Banking Committee successfully used the Rule 26 tactic to block Sarah Bloom Raskin. Is Ketanji Brown Jackson next?

Elon Musk’s move toward Twitter represents a kind of Hail Mary that could get results faster than, say, waiting for Republicans in Congress.

Republicans need to draw their lines now and refuse to provide votes for any funding legislation that includes these dystopian provisions.

In 1994, Joe Biden voted for an amendment that was far more draconian than he now claims Florida’s law to be.