The Left

Once upon a time, Democrats said that Republicans who threatened to shut down the federal government were "legislative arsonists,"who wished to "

Modern liberalism has become a "politics shrouded in pathos," writes the Hoover Institution's Shelby Steele in the Wall Street Journal. That pathos is built on a false set of assumptions and moral preening that arose in the 1960s and have, according to Steele, worn themselves thin over the succeeding years.

A group of Democrats under the guidance of Mark Green have established what they loftily call a "shadow cabinet," which they intend to use to push, poke, and prod the Trump administration. Their mode of operation? Twitter.

The press as official opposition party is fast becomming an unavoidable fact. We noted the phenomenon last week.

That the old media is hostile to the new Administration is not a surprise. But that hostility has become something more -- or at least it has in the eyes of a few key media watchers.

Jeff Sessions won Senate confirmation as the next attorney general on Wednesday.

Former Democratic vice presidential candidate (and Virginia Senator) Tim Kaine is calling for Democrats to fight just about everywhere they possibly can against

Senate Democrats have made it clear they intend to filibuster the nomination of Judge Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court.

The President's firing of Acting Attorney General Sally Yates over her refusal to defend Trump's executive order on immigration in the various courts where where it is being challenged has gene