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Henry OlsenNew York Post |
President Trump’s record-long State of the Union address was too diffuse to serve as a template for a midterm campaign message.
Trump is the first president since Ronald Reagan in 1981 to try to dramatically change the national — and with it, the global — economy.
Democrats are flummoxed at President Trump's success, but recent elections around the world provide the answer: Voters want conservative, not leftist,...
Mayor Eric Adam's withdrawal from his re-election campaign was the first domino to fall in the series of events Andrew Cuomo needs to have any shot of...
Common wisdom holds that Democrats are likely to retake the House in next year’s midterms. Perhaps — that’s what history would suggest.
Millions who left the Democratic Party since 2021 are choosing neither major party: Even if they voted for Donald Trump in November, they aren't...
Democrats are right to be worried about the party’s shift to the left that Zohran Mamdani’s surprise victory in New York City’s mayoral primary...
Democrats giddy at results in Wisconsin and Florida have willfully misunderstood the reality of their shifting coalition.
If he doesn’t respect his voters’ general pro-Ukraine, anti-Russia leanings, he could divide his coalition and harm his position at home.
Democrats are losing because of their message, not their tactics or techniques — and the party is still in thrall to the left.
Donald Trump’s victory, combined with Republicans regaining the Senate majority and keeping control of the House, made 2024 a bad year for...
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