Call it a pattern. A very disturbing pattern. Three of the most prominent political names in America are Clinton, Cuomo, and Biden. And, disturbingly, they all have one very significant thing in common. Here are some telling headlines: On the…

Of all the epithets my critics have called me during my nine years as president of Georgia and six years in Ukrainian politics, my favorite is “troublemaker.” For this honorific, I have to thank Brian McNicoll, whose September 14 article…

If you believe the polls, Joe Biden is less than three months away from being elected president of the United States in a historic landslide. Biden enjoys a massive lead over President Trump, according to our media elite, despite the…

Hillary recently injected herself, with her characteristic venom, into the 2020 presidential race — this time, at the expense of a Democrat. She called Tulsi Gabbard, Hawaii’s four-term member of the House of Representatives, and a veteran who served in…

Hypocrisy is a hardy political perennial. It’s so common we hardly notice it anymore. Both left and right are guilty of it, though the left quite a bit more. But rarely do we see an example of hypocrisy so pure…

A few thousand teenagers — and many times that many activist adults — showed up in Washington two weekends ago for an antigun rally. Predictably the media dedicated more attention to this “march” as it had decades earlier to the…

As Washington obsesses over alleged collusion involving the Russians and the current administration, a separate investigation in Little Rock looks into alleged corruption involving the previous administration and the Russians. “FBI agents are interviewing people,” Joseph diGenova, a former U.S….

Allen Mendenhall: Thanks for doing this interview, Frank. Your last book, The Way Back, addressed issues of economic inequality and the rise of the New Class, a manifestation of an old form of aristocracy consisting of people who can, so to…

Today’s Democrats are a party dedicated to… what, exactly? It’s a difficult question to answer, because they don’t seem to be all that good at letting the American people know what they’re for. Certainly we know what they’re against —…