Americans streamed to the polls under clear skies in much of the country Tuesday to bring the presidential election between Hillary Clinton... Read More
Theyâve talked about a woman president for 60 years. She was supposed to be perfect. Hillary isnât that. But... Read More
Never in history have more people predicted a leading presidential candidate would quit the race, and never have more people been wrong. As... Read More
Throughout the election, our forecast models have consistently come to two conclusions. First, that Hillary Clinton was more likely than not... Read More
PHILADELPHIA—The Democratic Party’s biggest celebrities descended on the City of Brotherly... Read More
If you'll permit me a personal note on Election Eve (and if you won't permit it, feel free to stop reading now!):I've had 30 lucky years in... Read More
Whether he wins or loses, we need more people like Donald Trump in politics. I don’t mean to suggest ambitious Republicans — or... Read More
Hillary Clinton often gets described as an incrementalist, with a relatively modest agenda. This makes sense, given that she spent the past... Read More
Black voters could be the key to a Trump victory Tuesday. Preliminary figures released over the last week or so suggest that black voter... Read More
Hispanic voters were largely credited with President Obama’s victory in 2012, but they weren’t as crucial as many believed. Mr.... Read More
Venezuela is sliding further and further into the abyss as the regime of Nicolas Maduro continues to try to run out the clock—keeping... Read More
Hillary Clinton sounded a confident note Monday as she sought to cut off any path to 270 electoral votes for Donald Trump on the final full... Read More
For all the turmoil, turbulence, and sheer reality-show melodrama of the 2016 presidential campaign, the actual results appear more likely to... Read More
Political correctness functions like a despotic regime. We resent it but we tolerate it. Read More
FOR HILLARY Clinton, the road to the White House looks like the ultimate game of “Survivor.’’ At the end, she could become... Read More
Election Day is upon us. At this point, you’ve heard the evidence. You’ve heard lots of arguments from all sides. You’ve... Read More
On the verge of making history as the first woman president, Hillary Clinton closed out her campaign Monday focused on a more daunting task... Read More
So far, the 2016 race has defied all predictions and broken all the rules. But take comfort. After the wildest presidential campaign in our... Read More
Elections are meant to be civic reflections of who we are, not fun-house mirrors of grotesque distortion. As Americans vote, the only... Read More
“Drain the swamp!” GOP presidential nominee Donald J. Trump has insisted before huge, increasingly confident crowds. But this... Read More
The politics of exploiting racism, bigotry, hatred, and fear has long been a core strategic component of the Republican Party. In this... Read More
The Republican nominee for president is a racist, sexist threat to American democracy — and this time, we really mean it. In a... Read More
Donald Trump campaigned at a packed and raucous arena here Monday night, rallying the same supporters who gave him his first political... Read More
On a golden autumn morning eight years ago — the day after America elected its first black president -- I took a photo of my... Read More
By Peter Schweizer, Government Accountability InstituteIn early 2015, with the release of my new book Clinton Cash imminent, I reached... Read More
Fairly early into his speech in Michigan on Sunday night, Donald Trump stated thatfive years ago he had been honored as Michigan “Man... Read More
There’s plenty of uncertainty about the outcome of the election tomorrow, but if Hillary Clinton wins the White House and the Democrats... Read More
We cheapen politics when we look to courts at the expense of the ballot box. Read More
Many of us are unhappy with the choices the two major parties have offered for the presidency this year. But that doesn’t take us very... Read More
This election year has been an exhausting parade of ugliness. It has also highlighted some fundamental truths about the United States circa... Read More
The Washington Examiner reported last weekend on emails released by WikiLeaks. They suggest that CNN asked the Democratic National... Read More
There are a million reasons not to cast a ballot. Ignore them. Read More
MANCHESTER, N.H. -- Donald Trump campaigned at a packed and raucous arena here Monday night, rallying the same supporters who gave him his first political victory in the primary nine months ago, setting him on the path that ends Tuesday night with either a come-from-behind victory, or a third consecutive Republican presidential defeat that would leave the party's future in question.It wasn’ Read More
PHILADELPHIA — On the verge of making history as the first woman president, Hillary Clinton closed out her campaign Monday focused on a more daunting task than the one on which she embarked 18 months ago: healing a torn and tired out nation. Clinton turned to the City of Brotherly Love, where she accepted the Democratic nomination, and to President Obama, whose legacy will also be judged by Read More
Back in 2014, I put together a model to get a sense for how that year’s midterms were likely to play out in the Senate. It used three simple variables: The president’s job approval, whether the incumbent was a member of the president’s party, and whether there was a “problematic” candidate. It suggested that if the president’s job approval were 44 percent, the D Read More
