by Joel Kotkin America has been lazily divided by pundits into red and blue states, as if there weren’t constant movement of people between them. Fortunately, reality […]
Tag: politics
New party that spans ideological divide?
by David Jolly As a new era has begun in American politics, the always gracious Joe Biden was right to promise in his inaugural address that, while […]
Biden takes balanced approach to Russia
by Ivo Daalder For the past 30 years, every new president entering the White House since the Cold War did so determined to improve relations with Russia. […]
Ted Cruz is right: We need term limits for members of Congress
by Cynthia M. Allen Sen. Ted Cruz seems to have a penchant for improbable causes. If he’s not trying to audit the presidential election results, he’s seeking […]
Lowering bar for Biden administration
by Stuart Rothenberg Less than two years from now, during Joe Biden’s first midterm election — and assuredly four years from now, during the next presidential contest […]
WVU professors talk election
Come January — provided vote counts don’t change — there will be a Democrat in the White House and a Republican-controlled Senate. So what does that mean […]
Patriot Militia Movement may ramp up members
Increases could happen under Biden presidency A West Virginia University journalism professor who has studied the Patriot Militia Movement in the U.S. said there is a real […]
A look at statewide races in West Virginia
CHARLESTON — Sweating it out on the state’s hottest day of the year, voters on Tuesday were choosing presidential, gubernatorial, U.S. Senate and U.S. House candidates in […]
