Category Archives: Musings
Moderate Hispanics, Young Men, and TikTok – Surprising Takeaways From a Democratic Pollster on Why Trump Won
In a recent New York Times deep dive, David Shor, a data scientist from the Democratic-leaning [...]
Apr
Trump’s America First Trade Revolution Is a Win for Working Families
President Donald Trump is ending outdated trade policies that harm hard-working Americans. Naturally, globalist elites are [...]
Apr
Construction Industry Seeks Solutions for Skilled Labor Shortage—Without Encouraging Illegal Immigration
There might be less incentive for migrants to enter the country illegally if clearer U.S. visa [...]
Mar
How Trump Is Decimating the Left’s Patronage Networks
President Donald Trump has launched a political counterrevolution in the early days of his second presidency. One [...]
Mar
Will the Baby Boomers Make America Go Bust?
In 1998, former NBC Nightly News anchor Tom Brokaw published a bestselling book about Americans [...]
Mar
I love Boston, its politicians, not so much.
I grew us just outside of Boston and went to school in the city. I [...]
Mar
Trump Withdrawing Stefanik UN Ambassador Nomination, Closer Than Expected Florida House Race Show Congress Is Hard To Keep
There is no such thing as a permanent majority. That might be the lesson from [...]
Mar
2016 And 2024 Were Not Outlier Elections In Our Political Trajectory – But 2020 Was
A decade ago, I theorized that overlooked voters who had become politically disengaged after the [...]
Mar
Trump and Noem just made air travel suck a bit less.
Over the past 30 days, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) workforce has experienced a whirlwind [...]
Mar
Trump Racking Up Important Legal Victories as Left’s Lawfare Ramps Up
The Left couldn’t defeat President Donald Trump at the ballot box. Now, their only hope seems to [...]
Mar