Bill Press

Before I'm accused of plagiarism, I want to admit: I stole that line and the very last line in this column from Bill Kristol, former editor of The Weekly Standard, now editor of The Bulwark newsletter. Because they're so good, so true, and so sum up the politics of the moment.

There will come a day when Donald Trump is gone, and the honor of those who dared stand up and oppose him will remain.

Regardless of party, McConnell might have been recognized as one of the most effective Senate leaders ever, if only in the end he’d been willing to stand up to Donald Trump.

What a non-event! This year’s Super Tuesday was the most boring ever. Despite all the efforts of TV networks to make March 5 a night of “breaking news,” it was more exciting watch…

If we really want to “make America great again,” I suggest we start with expecting and demanding that our political leaders tell the truth. It won’t solve all our political problems, but it’s a goo…

The day Donald Trump won all the delegates he needed to secure the 2024 Republican presidential nomination, Senate Republican Leader Mitch

It’s now official. The votes are in. The delegates are assigned. It’s the rematch nobody wanted: Republican Donald Trump, again, for the Republican Party; and Joe Biden, again, for the …

There couldn’t be a worse time for NBC to destroy its reputation for honesty and fairness. And there’s only one way to fix it: Fire Ronna McDaniel as fast as they hired her.

Whoever said it first, the words of advice usually attributed to Dale Carnegie have been around since the 1940s: “When life gives you lemons, make lemonade.” And nobody's practicing that more today than Donald Trump.

Let's say you're a producer for” Saturday Night Live” and you want to put together a skit lampooning the parade of shameless sycophants showing up at Donald Trump's trial. You couldn't come up with a better — or worse — display of buffoonery than we saw this week.