How old is too old? As November approaches, this question circulates across America. President Biden’s age remains a central threat to his reelection, while Donald Trump, only about four years younger, does not face the same challenge.
— Elisabeth Mellen
Read MoreAs the Republican Party fails to define what it stands for in the post-Trump era, the GOP needs to stop crying wolf and begin building the party into a facts-based entity.
— Junior Mwemba
Read MoreAside from his undeniably racist, sexist, homophobic, and climate change denying shtick, Rush Limbaugh’s legacy is ultimately weakened by his nurturing of conservative populism that led to the election of Donald Trump.
— Jimmy FitzPatrick
Read MoreAfter years of defending Trump, many Republicans are left questioning what their party stands for. Reforms are desperately needed to undo the damage of the Trump era, but equally as important is the call to challenge what our political parties mean today.
— Sophie Tafazzoli
Read MoreThe tumultuous few weeks leading up to President Joe Biden’s inauguration demonstrates the need to consider shortening the length of time between the presidential election and Inauguration Day.
— Ethan Johanson
Read MoreOnce honorable legacies have been tarnished by corruption, scandal, and the peddling of vile policies that will harm our nation for years to come. — Lindsey Gradowski
Read MoreThe last four years — particularly the last seven months amongst a pandemic and an economic crisis — have taught us that Donald Trump’s support cannot be summed up within a single narrative or reason. — Alannah Nathan
Read MoreThe Trump-era consensus among House Republicans could be winding down amid worries of a landslide defeat and divisive intra-party conflicts.
- Andrew Morin
Read MorePresident Trump’s first term is evidence of either a lack of interest in governing or lack of vision of what the party itself stands for. The GOP appears to have no concrete policy goals beyond dismantling existing policy. — John Woolley
Read MoreDemocrat Florida Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried may end up deciding the fate of the 2024 Republican Primary and help Rick Scott become President, all by running statewide in 2022.
— Eric Bazail-Eimil
Read MoreI cannot currently judge whether even the best application of this strategy could be successful for someone else. It is clear, however, that Schultz’s approach to this strategy is neither the best nor effective.
—Joseph Murgida
Read MoreCollins is lying—either to her constituents or to herself—when she says Kavanaugh will not vote to overturn Roe v. Wade.
—Jacob Denninger
Read MoreWhy did Republicans feel the need to push Kavanaugh through the confirmation process despite all of his baggage?
—Jacob Denninger
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