Why the Republican Party Should Be Salvaged — And Why ‘Moderate’ Means NothingThe Republican Party is not in crisis. In fact, it seems quite content with itself. It’s in a weird malaise. There is an Emperor, but not…6d ago6d ago
Exceptionalism or Escalation: How Trump Will Define the 21st-Century Global Order (without America)In the early months of Donald Trump’s second term, the architecture of international diplomacy is again being tested. Yet unlike the shock…Apr 22Apr 22
Donald Trump cannot be excused as a symptom. He is a catalyst.By the middle of the twenty-first century, historians will no doubt attempt to construct a coherent narrative around the perceived decline…Apr 21Apr 21
Capricious Trump: Both His Supporters and Detractors Have Failed to See His ‘Other Side’For some, he’s not a disruptor not a protector. For others, he is both.Jan 21Jan 21
Subtle Messaging vs. Direct Action: Lessons from the 2024 CampaignThe 2024 U.S. presidential election underscored a subtle, but growing gap in communication strategies between Republicans and Democrats…Nov 26, 2024Nov 26, 2024
On the debate stage, Walz reminds me of DIn last night’s vice presidential debate between Tim Walz and J.D. Vance, we witnessed a particular dynamic that neither party will have…Oct 2, 2024Oct 2, 2024
The History and Impact of Vice Presidential Debates: What to Watch for TonightThis is the biggest event that no one will rememberOct 1, 2024Oct 1, 2024
Isolationism in U.S. Foreign Policy: Trump as a Continuation, Not a DepartureDonald Trump’s “America First” foreign policy often felt like a seismic shift, as though the U.S. had suddenly retreated from its global…Sep 23, 2024Sep 23, 2024
This is how the Supreme Court will impact the 2024 electionThere is a thin silver lining amongst key losses for DemocratsSep 18, 2024Sep 18, 2024
Why does Trump appeal so much to young men?Tight polling margins have to be seen in the wider context of major shifts in the electorate.Sep 16, 20241Sep 16, 20241
