Michael Schwarz

When pressed on a question to which Democrats have no good answer, an irritated Jean-Pierre feigned indignation before storming away.

Ocasio-Cortez lacks the decency, intelligence, and/or honesty to avoid projecting her own and her allies' authoritarian instincts onto Trump.

Funny how the defenders of “democracy” behave when they do not like its results. Democratic Sen. Bob Casey of Pennsylvania, who narrowly lost his re-election bid to Republican Senator-elect Dave […]

Biden has governed like a tyrant, so he deserves no sympathy for stumbling in the sand, but at least the first lady could have helped him.

With Trump's approval, Musk could help unravel the Kennedy assassination and, in a larger sense, rescue self-government from bad actors.

Trump's 10-point plan amounts to a multi-pronged assault on the deep state that, if successful, would restore constitutional self-government.

By embracing the filibuster now that it serves Democrats' purposes, Jayapal demonstrated the hypocrisy of disguising interests as principles.

Biden's disdainful response to a serious question about hostages reminds us that flippancy constitutes a core element in his character.

Thune's election, which prompted outrage from MAGA, should serve as a salutary reminder that establishment rot runs deep in the Senate.

Warren, whose virtue-signaling pretensions have betrayed a unique sort of dishonesty, deserved special mockery for slandering Hegseth.