Robert Costa studies Pennsylvania’s rural voters.

Brian Bolduc profiles John Loughlin, the Rhode Island Republican who could defeat another Kennedy.

Kathryn Jean Lopez interviews Stanley Kurtz, author of the new expose, Radical-in-Chief: Barack Obama and the Untold Story of American Socialism.

Conrad Black details the costs — financial and otherwise — of the war on drugs.

Andy McCarthy critiques Sandra Day O’Connor’s interjection into our vote-fraud law debate.

Clifford D. May recommends some smart national security moves for Obama’s post-midterm presidency.

Victor Davis Hanson reminds us to stay the narrow course of modern groupspeak, or face a presidential lecture, a firing, or a lawsuit.

Thomas Sowell finds another “brass oldie” — namely the elite misapprehension of the “separation of church and state,” one which belies constitutional ignorance.

Michael Barone describes how public sector unions funnel your money to Democrats.