Mr. Barone is a senior political analyst for the Washington Examiner and a resident fellow at the American Enterprise Institute.
Young women increasingly tilt left politically and also tend to marry less often, hold jobs outside the home, say they don’t want children, and travel more frequently.
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One can see difficulties, even in 2028, if Democrats nominate one of the two California politicians, Governor Gavin Newsom or Vice President Harris, who top their polls.
By MICHAEL BARONE
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Contention over Greenland bares how the president backs down from untenable positions in response to ructions in political and financial markets.
By MICHAEL BARONE
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The state traditionally leads the nation in levels of trust and conscientiousness, though recent arrivals from Somalia upend that pattern.
By MICHAEL BARONE
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The federal government is meant to guarantee liberty but also to ‘insure’ tranquility, for the existing citizenry and for their descendants, but not just for them.
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A suggestion for how to fill the hours with uplift.
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‘I used to argue that if the world kept burning fossil fuels at current rates, catastrophe was virtually assured,’ a researcher says, but ‘I no longer believe this hyperbole.’
By MICHAEL BARONE
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‘Unintimidated’ is the word to describe one of America’s most distinguished vice presidents.
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American society, which before the G.I. Bill tended to provide higher education to too few, now provides it to too many.
By MICHAEL BARONE
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Is the Trump administration’s rough-and-ready immigration enforcement hurting his fellow Republicans?
By MICHAEL BARONE
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‘Immigration is a blind spot where Democrats focus first on the needs of migrants rather than the needs of Americans,’ analyst Josh Barro avers.
By MICHAEL BARONE
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In assessing the chances for an upset in either race, it may be useful to look at the different surges of migration, immigrant and internal, that have populated these two states over the years.
By MICHAEL BARONE
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