The National Interest

“Follow the money,” says candidate who won’t let you follow his money.

Everybody is to blame except the candidate who is obviously too ignorant and lazy to be president.

Clinton set the perfect trap, and Trump walked right into it.

A draw on economics, a total slaughter on character.

Republicans aren’t going to participate.

The presidential election is legit extremely close.

There’s only one remaining Republican who can destroy life as we know it.

Is it possible to set expectation too low?

A few key biographical facts did not make it into the endorsement column.

The notion that Clinton’s email scandal is disqualifying requires a suspension of any rational standards or historical memory.

Poor kids can take pride in the sacrifice they have made for the cause of sticking it to The Man.

Bush speechwriter Michael Gerson thinks Barack Obama is the president who made America doubt government competence.

“All” is a slight exaggeration. Actually, just 99.6 percent.

It is so simple it is almost brilliant.

It’s one of the most important tests of social justice and economic mobility of any election in America this fall.

The debates are Hillary Clinton’s last chance to un-normalize him.

He is not telling the truth.

Even identifying Trump’s stance at any given point in time is often impossible.

Company, country, whatever.

The last statistical basis to say Obama has failed is now gone.