Can Joe Biden Be America’s New Great Compromiser?
Moderate voters are in the market for a politics of de-escalation, but can conflict be postponed indefinitely?
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On Brexit, Ask a Stupid Question, Get a Stupid Answer
It only takes a moment to realize that the poll denies respondents a chance to respond the way normal humans might to such a question: This is a false choice.
The Move to Reclaim Privacy
Silicon Valley’s social-media giants have remade the world as their walled garden.
Off the Shelf: Just the Beginning
The ability of social media to allow anyone and everyone to 'participate' in a political event incentivizes the audience to grant the event’s reality.
Mayor Pete’s Foreign Policy: One Good Idea and Lots of Bad Ones
He points out Congress’s bipartisan cowardice in dodging responsibility for wars.
For Liberality, Against Parsimonious Liberalism
The Founders supported policies and institutions in the nation and in their home states that are anathema to today’s classical liberals.
Catholics and Evangelicals
The predominant anti-liberal voices on the right are traditionalist Catholics.
Are You, or Have You Ever Been, an American?
When the country is again exposed to greater dangers and risks, our love for what we share in common will return.
Rebuilding the Kennedy Court
The left looks upon the Senate and the Supreme Court as things to dramatically change.