Paul Blest

Barack Obama's 'A Promised Land' is a portrait of change abandoned.

Cabinet departments shouldn't be a consolation prize.

We're sensing a theme here.

We already tried 'reforming' the police. It didn't work.

More like Jake Crapper.

We're in this crisis because governments have abandoned us—not because of individual failure.

It's that simple.

Instead of getting stuck in Clyburn's echo chamber, let's look at the data.

The ramifications of this are deeply worrying no matter what.

'There really wasn’t a message that offered voters anything to be attracted to.'

The party is back to what it does best: blaming the left for its failures.

The Democrats might escape with a presidential win, but one thing is clear: congressional leadership needs to go.

No matter what happens, if we ever want a better future, we have to keep fighting.

A Joe Biden win would partially represent a counter-revolution of the normie middle. How would the left handle that?

We're in a third COVID wave, and there's an obvious solution. Why won't we try it?

Joe Biden has embraced one of Washington's oldest do-nothing strategies yet again.

The political willpower to help suffering Americans is almost entirely non-existent.

For there to be real progress in this country, the court as it currently exists must end.

Inside a lesser-known, very disturbing part of the Supreme Court nominee’s record.

Wednesday night's debate proved again why Trump picked Mike Pence in the first place: he's not a political threat.