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How Should You Vote in November? Part 2 of 2 Oct. 11, 2016
If you are an entrepreneur or small business owner, how should you vote in November? In my last two ... Read More
How Donald Trump Became the Issue Oct. 05, 2016
On Tuesday night, by consensus, Republican vice presidential candidate Mike Pence wiped the floor wi... Read More
A Party Double-Cross in Troubled Times Aug. 19, 2016
My Republican friend, Richard J. Cross III, is a talented wordsmith who has just crossed over to the... Read More
The Party of the People? Aug. 04, 2016
Now that the primary process has concluded, the conventions are over, and the nominations official, ... Read More
Trump Ignites White Working-Class Revolution Jul. 01, 2016
Everyone's looking for what Winston Churchill called a pudding with a theme. How did the likes of Do... Read More
Political Parties Wisely Consider Overhauling Primary System May. 31, 2016
As if the Democratic and Republican conventions this summer didn't promise to be contentious enough,... Read More
The Common Good and a Divided Nation We Face in Election May. 31, 2016
A New York Times/CBS News Poll conducted May 13-17 found that Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, the ... Read More
Donald Trump's Secret Weapon is Hillary Clinton May. 27, 2016
Don't think of the 2016 presidential election as a popularity contest. Think of it as a race to see ... Read More
Paul Ryan Should Not Support Trump May. 11, 2016
The push back against Donald Trump is about far more than Republican "elites" at war with Republican... Read More
An Unmitigated Disaster May. 05, 2016
Republican party leaders may have worried that Donald Trump would not only lose the general election... Read More
Sanders Pushes Hillary Far to The Left Apr. 20, 2016
If conventional wisdom ruled in this election cycle thus far, America's most prominent journalists w... Read More
Calls for American Unity Are Either Dishonest or Naive Apr. 12, 2016
Just about all candidates for president regularly announce their intent to unite Americans, to "brin... Read More
Unrestrained Rhetoric Could Have a High Cost Apr. 06, 2016
Democracies are inevitably raucous, but they are often more fragile than their citizens believe. Ame... Read More
Sanders Is Getting Away With Murder Apr. 01, 2016
David Harsanyi is off. The following is a column by William Murchison. I've resisted coming down to... Read More
2016: A Repeat of the 1960s Mar. 16, 2016
One thing is abundantly clear: Neither political party will emerge from the 2016 nomination battle l... Read More
An Apology to Bernie Sanders Dec. 22, 2015
Hardly a week goes by without some demand for an apology populating my inbox. I have never apologize... Read More
Hard Questions for Debating Democrats Nov. 13, 2015
Imagine for a moment that the purpose of a presidential debate is to elucidate policy differences on... Read More
Election or a Round of Musical Chairs? Nov. 05, 2015
Outsiders like to think of San Francisco as a hotbed of contentious activism. Locals have tended to ... Read More
Jim Webb, American Hero Oct. 16, 2015
When Democratic Party presidential hopefuls were asked by CNN's Anderson Cooper to list the enemies ... Read More
Why Bernie Sanders' Big Crowds Count Aug. 15, 2015
When Democratic presidential candidates have campaigned in Los Angeles, it has usually been around a... Read More
