On the latest episode of the Potomac Watch podcast, @KimStrassel says the Vivek Ramaswamy ad featuring Amy Acton's mother will turn off voters, especially mothers.
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Israeli voters want change—and are also more right-wing. That may be why Gadi Eisenkot’s Yashar party leads most polls but may not be able to form a coalition government even if he “wins.”
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Gen Z is “just asking questions.” In this week’s Future View column, students discuss the influence of podcasters and news influencers on young people’s political opinions.
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A good way of pushing Trump’s party over the edge? His current circus of “improving relations” with Russia by selling out Ukraine, writes Holman Jenkins
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If traditional Republicans join forces with mainstream Democrats, they can create a trade policy that bolsters national security and serves the country’s long-term economic interests, writes William A. Galston
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Tighter rent control robs New York tenants. Many counted on payouts from landlords seeking to free units from regulation, writes Seth Glasser
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Trump’s tariffs lose workers’ support. The past year has seen a dramatic swing in opinion on trade, writes Jordan McGillis
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On the latest episode of the Potomac Watch podcast, @KimStrassel explains why getting rid of the Social Security cap is a terrible idea. @kyleopeterson
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Vivek Ramaswamy energizes MAGA loyalists in Ohio, yet he faces an uphill battle among independents, moderate Republicans and the far-right fringe, writes @MJ_Koch
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What Michiganders don’t seem to realize is that a ballot initiative opposing “dark money” in politics could keep them in the dark by making it harder for journalists to hold politicians accountable, writes @DaveBondyTV
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France is burning, and Bernard-Henri Lévy is watching with anguish. @tunkuv interviews @BHL
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Will any Democrats—or Republicans for that matter—learn from Sen. Dick Durbin’s apparent second thoughts on blowing up the filibuster?
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Justice Kagan would put judges in charge of drawing district maps. Her implicit assumption is that judges will be less partisan, but that is not what we have observed over time.
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Democrats are indignant that the Trump Administration filed a lawsuit calling attention to their subterfuge in Alaska’s Senate election.
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Is this the end for Benjamin Netanyahu? If Israel’s election ends in a stalemate, the Prime Minister can stay in power to finish the job in Iran.
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When candidates stay quiet to protect a lead, they may be handing their opponents a chance to take it away, writes Jeffrey Earl Warren
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Abortion is on the ballot again. Where’s the GOP? Dobbs returned the issue to the states, and that’s where Democrats are fighting, at least for now, writes @NicoleReneeAult
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America’s “very stable genius” isn’t a strategic genius. I joke with Russiagate diehards that their theory only explains 50% of Trump’s Russia actions, writes Holman Jenkins
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Vivek Ramaswamy’s battle for Ohio governor: It gets very personal as backlash against Trump policies and a divided base have put a GOP stronghold within Democrats’ reach, writes @MJ_Koch
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France “on the brink of civil war”: @tunkuv interviews @BHL
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On the latest episode of the Potomac Watch podcast, @KimStrassel says it's unfortunate Supreme Court Justice Kagan chose to criticize the Court's recent election rulings. @kyleopeterson on.wsj.com/4i2dmtZ