Opinion

Every time we go to the polls, the results remind us that America is a fractured, fragmented nation.

Many Americans don't want to hear it, but the Electoral College is a uniquely damaging system that wildly distorts the will of the voter, yields crazy outcomes and suppresses participation.

President Trump and his policies have been vindicated. Joe Biden has received a small measure of payback.

Undecided voters aren't stupid or apathetic. They are rationally disengaged from both parties, and from the electoral process in general

During an election year, there is not a breathing politician who is going to argue to reduce import tariffs or welcome foreign investors.

Our commitment to this principle is unwavering and founded on the belief that the privacy of American consumers should never be compromised.

Given Washington's global importance and the vastly different outlooks of the candidates, U.S. allies and enemies alike must prepare not only for two different Americas, but two different worlds.

I'm here this morning to declare my undying love, support, and loyalty to former (and possibly future) President Donald Trump.

Bookmark this column to read again if your candidate loses. All is not lost. You live in a country where people are more free than any other.

In September 1789, Congress passed the United States Judiciary Act and George Washington signed it. It established the federal court system and committed this country to the rule of law.

Every four years, I watch political reporters flock to the same stereotypical diners in search of the "working man's opinion."