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Some of Haley’s attacks are geared solely to the GOP primaries. An anti-Trump TV spot that aired in mid-February features a narrator direly warning: “What is Trump saying he’ll actually do in office? A ten-percent across-the-board tax increase. More record-breaking Continue reading Why Nikki Haley Should Stay in the Race
The Republican candidate vying for George Santos’s House seat has suddenly changed her stance on immigration, as she apparently seeks to fearmonger her way to victory in Tuesday’s special election. Nassau County legislator Mazi Pilip is running to fill the Continue reading Immigrant-Bashing GOPer in Santos Seat Race Once Sang Very Different Tune
Now for my own embarrassing confession: I thought I had learned, over four decades of political reporting, the dangers of making glib predictions and getting ahead of the actual political storyline. But that did not prevent me from writing in Continue reading What Have We Learned in the Republican Presidential Race? Almost Nothing.
In policy terms, not much was new. Both candidates underlined yet again that, as if America didn’t have enough problems, they both seemed eager to get into a war with Mexico over fentanyl. Haley said flatly, “We’ll send special operations Continue reading After Wednesday’s Debate, the GOP Primary Is a Three-Horse Race
The United States can still choose to avoid an arms race, and it should make this choice because its security interests can be better served through other means—even in a world where the combined number of Russian and Chinese nuclear Continue reading We Are Sleepwalking Into a New Nuclear Arms Race
However, Thune and Cornyn share an attribute that could complicate their path to leadership: Both have criticized former President Donald Trump and have openly hoped that another candidate would win the GOP presidential nomination in 2024. Thune has endorsed fellow Continue reading The Shadow Race to Succeed Mitch McConnell
But the near term seems less cloudy. Even with a spate of press coverage and a bounce in the polls, it’s simply not plausible to suggest that Ramaswamy is poised to knock Donald Trump off his perch—particularly given the fact Continue reading The Republican Presidential Primary Is a Race for Second Place