Who would want to be Joe Biden’s attorney general?
The prospect of tit-for-tat investigations and prosecutions of former administrations is not a happy one
Charles Lipson
Charles Lipson is the Peter B. Ritzma Professor of Political Science Emeritus at the University of Chicago, where he founded the programme on International Politics, Economics, and Security.
Wednesday
Friday
Those emails seeking donations aren’t junk mail
They are beacons of the civil society Tocqueville considered crucial to American democracy
Friday
Are Trump’s lawyers big enough to back their claims up?
We’ve heard enough rumors, conspiracy theories and ‘opening arguments’
Friday
The American media is failing you
Journalism has become partisan promotion
Wednesday
Morning in America or mourning in America?
The Biden and Trump campaigns are taking vastly different approaches to the final week before the election
Friday
A serious debate that leaves Biden with lingering bruises
Will allegations of Biden family corruption ever be properly scrutinized?
Friday
Behind the social-media blackout of Biden family corruption
If a bombshell goes off in the forest and no one is allowed to talk about it, does it make a sound?
Wednesday
Did the VP debate change a single mind?
A predictable clash between two solid professionals
Friday
What Bahrain’s deal with Israel really means
Trump is bringing major changes to the Middle East
Thursday
Nancy Pelosi’s bad hair day
The shear hypocrisy!
Tuesday
Playing with fire
Democratic leaders who fail to condemn the West Coast rioters may get burned
Friday
Joe Biden offers platitudes, not policies
His speech struck some chords but left several silences
Tuesday
When ‘j’accuse’ is just a smear
The false, malicious attacks on the Chicago Tribune columnist John Kass
Thursday
Can Biden avoid the debates?
Tom Friedman digs an escape hole
Monday
Rod Rosenstein’s devastating admissions
If the worst allegations are proven, they will reveal one of the most far-reaching political scandals in American history
Friday
Beijing’s attempts to elude blame for the Wuhan virus will backfire
T he Trump administration will vigorously defend itself against the CCP’s smear campaign
Monday
Why did Amy Klobuchar drop out?
Party insiders would rather go to a meet-and-greet in Wuhan than see an avowed socialist at the top of the ticket
Saturday
Four takeaways from Joe Biden’s South Carolina victory
After Tuesday, ALL the other candidates will either drop out or become zombies unless they actually win something
Tuesday
Elizabeth Warren’s trail of tears
The Massachusetts senator may face difficulty staying in the race after a dismal performance in her neighboring state
Tuesday
Why the Iowa voting fiasco matters
The Democratic party looks incompetent, and public trust in election integrity has been further eroded
