Daniel McCarthy

In 2020, if Trump prevails in either Michigan or Pennsylvania, and holds Ohio and Florida, he is almost assured victory

In defense of third-party voters

The Democrats’ broad interpretation of the 14th Amendment is not a winner with the American public

Violence should not be a cudgel with which to beat political opponents — but it is

Reagan, Gingrich and Trump all transformed their parties. The Democrats don’t have anyone that can do that

Midterms simply are not a reliable verdict on a president’s job performance or re-electability

This article was originally published on Spectator USA. With the confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh, the Supreme Court has a solidly conservative majority for the first time since the New Deal. Just how conservative this new majority is remains to be seen: Chief Justice John Roberts disappointed the Republican right when he voted to uphold the

The new alerts are likely to prove harmless, if unnecessary

What won’t help Brett Kavanaugh are the kinds of arguments that many right-leaning commentators have made over the past week in response to Ford’s claims

Left-wing foes of Republican judicial philosophy would be encouraged by the GOP’s humiliation

Tipping point for Ted

In a democracy, policy is suppose to follow elections. But that isn’t how the anonymous New York Times op-ed writer sees it

The President’s preferred candidates had the edge on Tuesday

He was a man of many virtues. It’s a shame his politics were so flawed