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3 Priorities to Guide Tax Reform Sep. 21, 2017

Veronique de Rugy

Congress is finally tackling the tax code, which is good news because reform is badly needed. Our ou... Read More

Sanders' 'Medicare for All': A Snare and a Delusion Sep. 17, 2017

Steve Chapman

Bernie Sanders has a health care plan he calls Medicare for all. He's underselling it. His proposal ... Read More

Hillary Reveals How She Never Learned to Play the Game Sep. 15, 2017

Suzanne Fields

Feminist politics turned a corner with the final defeat of Hillary Clinton. You can feel it in and b... Read More

Needing an 'Enemy' Aug. 26, 2017

Mark Shields

Eric Hoffer, a San Francisco longshoreman and philosopher who died in 1983, the year President Ronal... Read More

Politicians Can't Get Enough Energy Cronyism Aug. 17, 2017

Veronique de Rugy

Despite the breadth of the current political divide, it appears that there is at least one thing tha... Read More

Authentic Republican Wisdom Aug. 05, 2017

Mark Shields

American campaigns were not always, I can testify from personal witness, about the politics of perso... Read More

Ignoring the Lessons of Effective Presidents Aug. 04, 2017

Michael Barone

Who have been the most successful presidents in the past 80 years? Most successful, that is, in fram... Read More

Being All We Can Be Aug. 02, 2017

Dear AnnieĀ®

Dear Annie: Being 76 years old and in the twilight of my life, I have truly "been there, done that" ... Read More

Procter & Gamble's Identity-Politics Pandering Aug. 02, 2017

Michelle Malkin

Once upon a time, brothers-in-law William Procter and James Gamble sold candles and soap. Their 19th... Read More

Mike Pence's Opportunity Jul. 23, 2017

Steve Chapman

Donald Trump and those around him have made a long series of mistakes stemming from his campaign's c... Read More

McCain the Patriot Jul. 22, 2017

Mark Shields

In this unheroic era when prominent American males prove their abiding patriotism by prominently dis... Read More

Breaking a Cardinal Rule of Dinner Jul. 18, 2017

Dear AnnieĀ®

Dear Annie: We have all been told to avoid discussions of politics and religion when dining out with... Read More

A Polarized Public? No. A Polarizing System Jul. 06, 2017

Steve Chapman

American politics is a bicycle with a rusty chain, flat tires and no brakes. It's broken, and it's n... Read More

Democrats -- and Republicans -- Lack Credibility on Economic Issues Jun. 30, 2017

Michael Barone

Liberal writers and political operatives, now that it's finally dawning on them that no one is going... Read More

The Outlook After the Special Elections Jun. 23, 2017

Michael Barone

The victory of Republican Karen Handel in the special election in Georgia's 6th Congressional Distri... Read More

Run, Woman, Run Jun. 21, 2017

Connie Schultz

After Hillary Clinton lost the presidential race, there were a few days there when it looked as if a... Read More

Political Violence: 'As American as Cherry Pie' Jun. 18, 2017

Steve Chapman

Someday, I hope, I'll sit a couple of grandkids on my lap and tell them about the days when American... Read More

The Violent Political Left Jun. 16, 2017

Michael Barone

Violence is in the air these days. It was visible to the world in Manchester, Birmingham and London ... Read More

Ballots, Not Bullets Jun. 16, 2017

Linda Chavez

This week's shooting of House Majority Whip Steve Scalise and three others at an Alexandria, Virgini... Read More

Political Cynicism and Religious Hypocrisy Jun. 09, 2017

Linda Chavez

While most eyes in the nation were focused on former FBI Director James Comey's testimony to the Sen... Read More