Tag: election

Republicans Have Earned What’s Coming

The Editors - September 29, 2026

At the Ron Paul Institute, former Congressman and presidential candidate Dr. Ron Paul explains that while there's no reason to cheer a Democratic victory,...

A Time for Choosing in California

Debbie Young - June 2, 2026

Californians are headed to the polls today to vote in the state's jungle primary for governor. All candidates, no matter their party, will be...

Our Long National Nightmare Is Over

Debbie Young - November 8, 2024

The Good News: America’s Constitution Works “The People have spoken, the Bastards.” In Spectator US, Charles Lipton asks, “How much will Trump be able to get...

A Vital, Terrifying Decision

Debbie Young - June 19, 2024

To Do: Suspend Belief, Swallow Hard, Pull Lever What makes a good movie? Well, for one, explains Gerald Baker in the WSJ, a healthy dose...

Florida Has Become a Model for Speedy and Secure Elections

Richard C. Young - December 28, 2023

Walter Olson of the Cato Institute tells his readers that if you don't want candidates to run around endlessly claiming your state’s election was...

Election 2022: How Historically Close It Was

Debbie Young - December 28, 2022

There were plenty of losers, not so many winners. For those taking the time to examine closely the data from the 2022 election the major...

Can Alabama’s Congressman Mel Brooks Rescue the Election?

Richard C. Young - December 18, 2020

Jeffrey Lord of The American Spectator writes (abridged): So who will it be? Or will there be anyone with the courage at all? Here is the...

Will Crashing Markets End Democrats’ Control?

The Editors - October 17, 2014

Is the fate of the Senate hanging on the outcome of stock and bond markets? Turbulent markets are shaking investors' confidence and putting the...

Rand Paul Traction

Richard C. Young - May 13, 2014

There can be little doubt that Rand Paul has spread his influence into more traditional pockets of the mainline Republican party. Politico reports: Paul, who...

Campaign Spending Increases Voter Knowledge

Debbie Young - April 15, 2014

Cato Institute’s Trevor Burrus explains how campaign spending is actually helpful to voters. Imagine, writes Mr. Burrus, that contributions were limited to, say, $50...

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