My vice presidential prediction is: Trump is about to make his first mistake. I knew this would happen as soon as he hired campaign consultants, rather than relying on his gut. If these campaign consul...
Well, here we go again. Univision’s English language outlet Fusion says Donald Trump will be crushed by the Latino vote. But a close examination shows the same old mistaken premises and faulty assumpti...
To the extent it's still standing after yesterday, the Stop Trump movement is comforting itself with the world's biggest lie: that John Kasich is the embodiment of the Republican Party, while Donald Tr...
From CNN:
Jeb’s 2016 departure draws out Mike Murphy critics
By Maeve Reston, CNN Updated 1:30 PM ET, Sun February 21, 2016
… One Bush bundler told CNN’s Dana Bash that when it came to [Mike] Murphy, “...
In the film Groundhog Day (which Charles Murray thinks will still be remembered centuries from now) a selfish man is doomed to relive the same day over and over again until he understands what it is to...
From Politico:
[Trump's] spent only $12.4 million since then, with $6.9 million of that coming in the last three months of the year, according to his FEC report.
A significant portion of that, $940,000...
Whipped, cringing, and desperate not to be called mean names, many well-meaning but weak conservatives are rallying to Ben Carson, hoping that their loyalty to a black guy will prove, once and for all,...
Peter Brimelow writes: The curse of campaign consultants has long been one of our interests at VDARE.com. So, for that matter, has the peculiar cultural and political allure of the “Numinous Negro”, to...
With Wisconsin governor Scott Walker retiring from the Presidential race after blowing through his big pile of donations, from the NYT Magazine:
What Scott Walker Could Have Learned From George W. Bush...
Yesterday, a big headline in the Washington Post read:
Jeb Bush slams Donald Trump in Spanish over his ‘barbarities’
But something seems off about that headline. The word “barbarities” seems over-the-t...
