Mr. Barone is a senior political analyst for The Washington Examiner and a resident fellow at the American Enterprise Institute.
The polls of the top 1 percent of society find members of America’s overclass would deprive their fellow citizens of things they have taken for granted.
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Our press, politicians, and political scientists are almost all college graduates; most voters aren’t.
By MICHAEL BARONE
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America’s health research institutions and universities corrode their credibility.
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It turns out that it’s hard to ask voters who have already voted once for a president, and who have reflexively defended him against critics time and again, to turn and vote against him.
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One reason is that Democratic voters’ ties to Mondale then were not nearly so strong or emotional as Republican voters’ ties to Mr. Trump today.
By MICHAEL BARONE
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A strong case can be made that the administrations of both the current and former presidents, in important ways, transgressed constitutional limits and violated traditional norms.
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The long-term success of the economy has created high expectations up to which contemporary politicians have difficulty living.
By MICHAEL BARONE
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The Southern states’ lower taxes, lighter regulation and lesser imposition of ‘woke’ policies are helping them attract internal migrants and encourage family formation.
By MICHAEL BARONE
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You could argue that each party is trying to manipulate the other into nominating a candidate whose liabilities are well known to the public.
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Leadership of supposedly distinguished institutions is coming in for scathing criticism from unlikely quarters.
By MICHAEL BARONE
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Students seem to have been infected with a virus that enables them to see history only as a struggle between oppressors and the oppressed, between vicious exploiters and virtuous victims.
By MICHAEL BARONE
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It’s an interesting irony that covert censorship should be undertaken enthusiastically by those who call themselves ‘liberal’ or progressive.’
By MICHAEL BARONE
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