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Why Romney failed in the Buckeye State

Op-ed: Republicans need to promote election reforms that better secure the voting process and minimiz...

Michele Bachmann wins re-election in a tight race

The votes weren't fully tabulated until Wednesday afternoon, but former Republican presidential candi...

Forward! To mass layoffs!

Obamanomics grinds grimly onward, as CNBC brings word that on the day after the election, “Boeing ann...

GOP House majority smaller, but still intact

A post-mortem of the House races lost and won by Republicans. The good news: there's still a majority...

Don’t blame Romney

Op-ed: Republicans have taken out a sitting president only once in the last century, and that was in ...

America is two countries, not on speaking terms

One America listens to Rush Limbaugh; the other to NPR. Each America has its favorite cable news chan...

The Campaign 2012 passion gap

As both amateur and professional observers grapple with the forces behind the 2012 election result, o...

‘Mr. President, this is your moment’

Speaker of the House John Boehner tells fellow Republicans it is time to find compromise on tax incre...

Obama and Wall Street: the love that dare not speak its name

Writing at the Wall Street Journal’s MarketWatch on Election Day, Jon Markman offered an unflinching ...

The Obama mandate

There’s a lot of talk about what sort of “mandate” Obama might have in his second term. Naturally, hi...

The central issue

The centralization of power is one of the most profound factors in American public life. Conservative...

Congress must be ready to stop Obama’s second term regulatory barrage

Op-ed: The good news is that over the past two years we have seen the Republican controlled House wor...

Democrats are the Silent Majority — for now

Republicans have a lot of the wrong people in a lot of the right places. If that stands, they've lost...

Status quo preserved

This election was fought over two issues as old as the Republic, the proper scope and actual competen...