The same traits that make Mehmet Oz a hard sell in blue-collar central and western Pennsylvania make him an easier sell in the suburbs.
Author: Jim Geraghty
Why the White House Tries to Pretend that Biden Doesn’t Forget Things
The problem for the White House is that admitting any memory lapse by Biden will reopen the discussion about the president’s mental state.
The Split in Arizona’s Top Races
In Arizona, Kari Lake has a decent shot of winning the governor’s race, while Blake Masters looks like roadkill in the U.S. Senate race.
Who Will Rid Me of This Meddlesome Pipeline?
Three sudden and unexplained leaks in two Russian gas pipelines under the Baltic Sea? What a shame!
The Democrats’ Unwillingness to Deviate from Their Pre-2020 Agenda
No matter how the economy or the world changes, Biden and the Democrats’ agenda remains the same.
Do Certain Critics Now Reflexively Dislike Apolitical Works?
The Offer is a fun series that allows you to escape all of the political and cultural controversies of the day, and I think some critics disliked it for that.
No, Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Health Was Not a Secret That Could Have Changed History
Despite the contentions of a Politico column, the declining health of Ruth Bader Ginsburg in 2020 was hardly a secret.
The Triumph of the Boring Democrats
So far this cycle, the boring Democrats are doing fine. It’s the well-funded superstar challengers who are flopping.
New Year, Same Texas, Different Office, Same Old Beto
Beto O’Rourke, the hottest Democratic party star of 2018, is starting to feel like a tired act in his race for governor this year.
A Lawless Sheriff With His Eye on DeSantis
In the aftermath of the Martha’s Vineyard flights, a Texas sheriff is encouraging U.S. companies to break the law.