Politics News and Blog Posts

Is the Biden campaign finding its legs? No. Nationwide, Biden is losing supporters. He’s just losing supporters at a slower rate than Trump.

No matter what Trump says or does, abortion will be his greatest political weakness in this campaign. But the former president is making clear efforts to mitigate that weakness, which is considerably more than Biden has done to reach out to the political center on immigration.

We often say that true leaders are those who are willing to give up their position in order to achieve important victories, and here we are actually seeing such leadership in action.

If Biden is re-elected, how ironic it will be that he will have Trump’s three Supreme Court appointees to thank. Without them, Roe vs. Wade would still be in place, and the 2024 election would be decided on immigration, inflation and Gaza.

Although theories relating to voter fraud in the 2020 presidential election may be unprecedented in scale, 2020 does not mark the first instance of public distrust in the electoral system.

This week, 2024 Republican candidate and former President Donald Trump clarified his position on abortion policy.

It might come as a surprise, but in 2024, the road to the White House runs through the LGBTQ+ community.

Simply making voters dislike Trump is no longer enough for Biden to win reelection.

U.S. policy allows the President to decide upon the use of nuclear weapons on his own. Isn’t it time for that to end?

The New York Times published a video in its Opinion section that described the American “deep state” as “kind of awesome.” Several media outlets and pundits criticized the Times for its framing of what the “deep state” actually is, and the publication’s track record of writing about it in the past.