Could Georgia’s senate elections produce a split result? I looked at the historical precedents when states have elected two senators on the same day, today at The Federalist.
2020
Post-Election Articles
StandardA couple of new pieces up this week:
- At Broad + Liberty, I analyzed the growth in Trump’s vote in Philadelphia and what it means for future Republicans candidates there.
- At The Federalist, I discussed what Andrew Jackson’s supporters did after losing the 1824 election, and what Trump’s might do now.
Never Pay the Dane-Geld
StandardAs my hometown of Philadelphia burns, remember that voting to appease the rioters only proves that violence works and leads to more of it. My latest at The Federalist.
Blame the Law, Not the court
StandardDemocrats and originalists were on the same side in the recent Pa. S.Ct. decision. As I wrote today in The Federalist, flaws in the law are the legislature’s fault in this case.
Taxing, Fracking, and Court-Packing
StandardTwitter was buzzing last night, and I collected some of the best of it for The Federalist.
Worst debate’s best tweets
StandardI collected the best tweets of last night’s awful debate, today at The Federalist.
The most important election ever, again
StandardIn this week’s Washington Examiner, I reviewed Michael Anton’s The Stakes, a book about the choices we face in the 2020 election.
Signs of the times
StandardTwo new pieces from me this week:
*At Broad+Liberty, I wrote about the escalating lawn-sign wars and what it means for neighborly relations.
*In The Federalist, I wrote about how Kamala Harris’s nomination cements the rise of money and the decline of workers as the ruler of the Democratic Party.
Tumbling vice: the Democrats take Las Vegas.
StandardI collected the best tweets of last night’s barnburner of a presidential debate, today at The Federalist.
Caucus, Caucus, Caucus!
StandardToday at The Federalist, I wrote about how the Iowa Caucus works and why it’s better than a primary.