Ever since Tim Walz was chosen as Vice President Kamala Harris’ running mate, his record as governor of Minnesota has come under a deluge of public scrutiny, and rightfully so. No part of his tenure as governor, however, is as egregious as his reckless disregard for the rule of law when Minneapolis burned during the...
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David Marcus: The striking difference between DNC and RNC reveals a lot about both parties
From the moment that the perimeter opened at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago on Monday morning, a huge difference between it and its GOP counterpart became apparent, and it profoundly speaks to the state of the two parties. On entering the RNC in Milwaukee, one was greeted almost by a street festival atmosphere of...
Kamala Harris is the architect of 'America Last' border policies
Now that Kamala Harris has become the Democrat presidential nominee, she and her campaign are desperately trying to convince the American people that the policies of a Harris-Walz administration will look dramatically different than the current administration’s failures. Take the Biden-Harris administration’s self-inflicted border crisis, where candidate Harris recently claimed at a campaign event that,...
Laura Ingraham: Democrats kept Kamala Harris on the bench for a reason. They were right
PROGRAMMING ALERT: Watch host Laura Ingraham discuss this topic and much more on ‘The Ingraham Angle’ on Fox News Channel at 7 pm ET. Many of us remember the 1985 Chicago Bears – one of the most dominant football teams in history. The Bears were famous for their bone-crushing defense, which often knocked the other...
Harris-Walz Democrat convention will be a success if 3 things happen
Democrats will meet in Chicago Monday to kick off their convention and nominate Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as their 2024 Ticket. Democrats met in Chicago in 1996. More than a decade earlier, when they met in Chicago, they also nominated a sitting vice president (after their eligible-for-reelection President Lyndon Johnson...
Voter enthusiasm is homeless in San Francisco, too
Sam’s Tavern in San Francisco was established in 1867. It is the kind of place that makes you wonder if Mark Twain or Jack Kerouac ever caroused in its cozy confines, but what I found there this week was a better conversation about the election than most of the professionals can pull off these days....
How Kamala Harris helped crush San Francisco's middle class
Last week, Vice President Kamala Harris made the pitch that her economic policies will benefit the middle class more than Donald Trump’s. But in San Francisco, where she has been a power player for decades as a district attorney, state attorney general and finally as a senator, it is the middle class itself most hurt...
Three key issues where Kamala Harris has more questions than answers
After nearly a month as her party’s standard-bearer, Vice President Kamala Harris heads into the Democratic National Convention with not a sit-down media interview or news conference in sight. Republicans are rightfully grumbling about her unwillingness to engage. The would-be leader of the free world should be taking regular questions. For a political party holding...
Tim Walz's radical ideology can’t be canceled with camo hats or ice fishing
Vice President Kamala Harris selected Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as her Democratic running mate on August 6, offering a balance of different races and genders — if you’re one of those traditionalists who still believes in those binaries. But their ideology is a pretty strong match. Walz is especially “progressive” on abortion on demand, on...
I'm a Columbia University alumnus. Firing the president is a good start
Columbia University has finally parted ways with its failure of a president—and the only surprise is that it took so long. Minouche Shafik, whoresigned on Wednesday, leaves a legacy of division and violence. But her departure isn’t nearly enough to fix one of America’s most important universities. The school must prove—from top to bottom—that it’s...








