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Author: John Kenneth White, Opinion Contributor
2022 is a tale of 2 presidents
While the outcomes of the 2022 contests remain uncertain, the old rules no longer apply.
Why isn’t Daniel’s Law a law? The federal judiciary needs protection
The Daniel Anderl Judicial Security and Privacy Act is ready for congressional action. Daniel Anderl’s parents have waited long enough.
The Catholic Church is at a crossroads: Will it choose renewal or decline?
At the nine-year mark of his pontificate, Pope Francis has acknowledged the unprecedented hostility he has encountered.
Mitch McConnell’s historic miscalculation
While McConnell would like to be remembered for transforming the federal judiciary, his enduring legacy will be the damage he has done to the institutions of government.
The 25th Amendment was supposed to fix the issue of presidential disability. It didn’t
When the 25th Amendment was debated, some political scientists expressed serious reservations.
Kamala Harris should challenge Trump to a debate
Harris’s standing within the Democratic Party is much stronger than the punditry suggests.
Let Biden be Biden
The Biden White House has often been overly protective of a president who once described himself as a “gaffe machine.”
The Armageddon elections to come
The Republicans’ strategy is clear: Oppose Biden on everything and highlight their cultural differences with the Democrats.
The Constitution isn’t working
As partisanship grips the nation, more turn to the Supreme Court to revoke actions that either party finds offensive.