Everything was coming up roses for Michael Bloomberg — until the billionaire made his first appearance last week at a Democratic debate.
Poor old James Carville is in the dumps. He doubts that Crazy Bernie can beat President Trump in November. He appeared on MSNBC last week and said that anyone who thought Bernie would turn out more voters and in sufficient numbers to beat Mr. Trump was “a fool.” Well, on that point he might be right.
You have heard how China is the “sick man” of the world? Well, Sen. Bernie Sanders is the “sick man” of the Democrat Party.
Baseball games played to empty stands — and not just at Marlins Park. Airlines largely grounded. Restaurants empty — though Grubhub deliveries are booming as hungry people fear leaving their homes. This is the summer that quite possibly awaits the United States should the coronavirus continue its seemingly inexorable march across the globe.
The only thing that can be said about former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s first appearance with his fellow Democratic presidential candidates in Las Vegas Wednesday night was that Mike did not get it done, as his campaign ads promise he will if he becomes president.
Why are wealthy left-wing donors across the country, the abortion industry and national gun-control groups more interested in your local school board and city council races than most of the people who live in your own town?
More and more Virginians are finding West Virginia’s “welcome” sign enticing, as their individual and constitutional rights are being trampled on.
The other day a “conservative activist” was mobbed at Ohio University and everyone involved is in the wrong, but no one will tell you that.
The Framers of the Constitution understood that free trade among the states, based on mutual recognition of differences in policies and natural conditions, would maximize consumer satisfaction and the wealth of the people.
President Trump was winning the Democratic presidential nomination debate in Nevada on Wednesday until former New York City Mayor and billionaire Mike Bloomberg stopped dodging, weaving and apologizing -- and started punching.
Pete Buttigieg, in a CNN town hall, suggested Christians who support President Donald Trump aren't acting in accordance with the Christian faith. And then he kissed his gay "husband" and skipped off the set, exit, stage right. Not really. But you get the picture.
In the land of political toadstools, former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg is a giant. Even without a box to stand on behind the debate podium.
Finding any little edge "just part of the game," the former Mets and Nationals manager told Thom Loverro.
Hell hath no fury like a deep stater scorned. Anyone believing that losers in the campaign to take out President Trump would apologize or slink away is sadly deluded or comfortably stoned. Though the core of their strategy failed when the Senate acquitted the president of articles of impeachment, the president's enemies battle on to wound him by grinding up his associates while protecting their own.
Far be it for the Chinese Communist Party to understand the sanctified split between news and opinion that characterizes most American newspapers, including this one. At most newspapers, reporters strive to report objectively; opinion writers like ourselves are granted a bit more leeway to editorialize. (Some readers may not notice this spirit of objective news is not always rigorously upheld by the likes of The New York Times.) Ideally, news and opinion are wholly independent departments, staffed by discrete groups of writers and editors.
For love of God and country, do not be fooled by the demise of the Democrats, their squad of far-left decoys and diversions over the past three years, or the silly notion that Bill and Hillary Clinton are not conniving for the White House again in 2020.
Your recent editorial, "Bernie the puppet master" (Web, Feb. 17), does a fine job of summarizing the Democrats' socialist economic plans. However, you left out two important facts.
In just three years, the Trump administration has finished renegotiating a trade agreement with Canada and Mexico and hammered out new trade agreements with Japan and China.
With less than a month to go until voting is held in Super Tuesday primaries, Democratic presidential candidates may want to consider how their positions on gun control will affect their chances at the ballot, particularly in Virginia.
The Department of Veterans Affairs recently proposed a new rule that would remove these regulatory barriers, ensuring that faith-based organizations are treated equally when seeking to partner with the federal government.
Since the Brexit vote in June 2016 there has been a lot of hand wringing around the world -- mostly from globalist liberals. For the past 30 months we've been told that exiting the EU will destroy Britain's economy.
Mr. Bloomberg appears to be imitating President Barack Obama's "apology tour" by regularly expressing regret for a "stop-and-frisk" policy in minority neighborhoods.
Roger Stone is a gifted political consultant known for going the distance for his clients. He has worked for such marquee names as Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, Tom Kean and Donald Trump In that process, he has made enemies, some of whom have sought to destroy him.
Israel has one of the world's most advanced and lethal air forces. In November 1947, however, when the United Nations General Assembly voted to partition historical Palestine into a Jewish and an Arab state, thereby ending the British Mandate in Palestine, the Jewish community's defense forces had ground troops but no air force.
Bernie Sanders may be irascible but he's real; he may be off-putting but he's not without purpose; he clearly has full-throated spleen for corruption and greed in the private sector, but also a full-spirited passion for the plight of the downcast and the down-trodden.
The Chinese communist government increasingly poses an existential threat not just to its own 1.4 billion citizens but to the world at large. China is currently in a dangerously chaotic state.
Defense burden-sharing is a hot topic in Washington. No doubt stationing U.S. troops abroad is costly. It's reasonable to ask our allies and partners to shoulder their fair share to protect against common threats.
In this season of election primaries, Democratic women who are running for president have been complaining in this 21st century of racism and sexism hampering their bids for the highest office in the land.
The DOJ system is rigged: "Wrongdoing by every federal employee can be investigated by an Inspector General, except federal attorneys at the Justice Department," Rep. Jody Hice said. "There is no legitimate reason for federal prosecutors to be shielded from the IG."
