Donald H. Harrison

One of the more frequent complaints about many conservative writers these days, me included, is that we spend too many column inches attacking the Republican presidential nominee, Donald Trump. The common refrain: If you spent half the time and effort you spend assailing Trump on Clinton instead, he’d be winning by a landslide. Hah. Not

MILWAUKEE — As riots raged in Milwaukee, the county sheriff took to Twitter. “Black LIES matter,” David Clarke wrote to his quarter-million followers, ridiculing the Black Lives Matter movement. The protesters, he tweeted later, were part of a “culturally dysfunctional underclass” and were responding to “inane provocation.” His taunts stood in sharp contrast to the

There are some who see the prospect of Hillary Clinton winning the U.S. presidency as a milestone for modern feminism and women in general. Yet Clinton’s decades-long march to the White House owes much of its success to her rapscallion, silver-tongued husband, Bill Clinton. She did not storm the citadel of male power and privilege

WASHINGTON — Ted Cruz’s image among Republicans had plummeted to a personal low by the Indiana primary — the defeat that forced him from the GOP presidential contest. But he may wish for those heady days of May now. Views of the Texas senator went off a cliff in the past month, since Republicans booed