
How Ohio's Marquee Senate Race Turned Into a Dud
The battle between Rob Portman and Ted Strickland was supposed to be a barn-burner.
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The battle between Rob Portman and Ted Strickland was supposed to be a barn-burner.

The candidate’s plan to constrict legal immigration would sharply reduce the flow of immigration over the next half century.

At a candidate’s forum on Wednesday night, the Democratic nominee served up loads of specifics—but no positive story to weave them together.

The former president heads out on the stump, working to rally voters who don’t even remember his administration.

The corrupting logic that the public moralist embraced to justify his endorsement of an immoral man.

Is there a constituency in the U.S. for a campaign built around ardent opposition to multiculturalism?

His campaign announced endorsements from 88 retired generals and admirals. That’s nice, but 500 backed Mitt Romney in 2012.

Donald Trump is a testament to the lasting influence of one of the 20th century’s most talented and effective political organizers.

Donald Trump’s newly appointed deputy campaign manager built his career by attacking the Clintons relentlessly.

He’s built his reputation on straight talk—but when the Republican candidate sits down with the groups he vilifies, he exhibits a striking change.