James Hohmann
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Marco Rubio’s plan to wean America off its China addiction
Washington needs to get beyond the conversation about banning this or that to think more broadly about reducing Beijing's leverage over the U.S. in a conflict. → Read More
The Democrats have a ‘candidate quality’ problem, too
Left vs. center: The surprise election outcome obscures a deeper Democratic problem. → Read More
In Wisconsin, Tony Evers made a virtue of being dull
An unsung Democrat cruises to reelection in Wisconsin. → Read More
GOP Hispanic outreach could be decisive in these Biden districts
Yesli Vega is running against Abigail Spanberger, one of five Democrats running for reelection in districts Biden would have carried by seven points in 2020. → Read More
How Republicans plan to make a comeback in New England
The GOP’s likeliest path to the House majority runs through some of the bluest states. → Read More
The Pennsylvania Democrat with a winning message on crime
Democrats must confront their denial about rising crime. → Read More
Ken Paxton is America’s worst attorney general. He’ll win anyway.
No Democrat has won statewide in Texas since 1994. Beating Paxton should have been Democrats’ chance to end the drought. → Read More
Biden’s not yet the undertow Republicans expected
Biden isn't as popular as Democrats generally. So he is staying out of sight. → Read More
What Biden can teach the king
Both in their 70s, the two men might find they have a great deal in common, at least in this moment. → Read More
Republicans retreat on abortion, for now
Republicans are trying to abandon their pro-life positions. Will it work? → Read More
In New York, Democrats chart a new, centrist course
Dan Goldman does not have the standard profile of a Democratic congressman from Manhattan. → Read More
Trump’s anti-FBI rhetoric will take a real-life toll
What is dumber than "defund the police'? "Defund the FBI." → Read More
In Wisconsin, democracy itself is on the ballot
Here's why the governor's race in the Badger State is the new front line. → Read More
After Kansas, Democrats see an opportunity
Democrats need to figure out how to frame races between politicians as referendums on women’s rights. → Read More
Aug. 2 offers GOP a chance to reject malignant strains of Trumpism
It might not be enough to break the MAGA fever gripping the party, but it might be a start along a more sustainable path. → Read More
The risky game the Democrats are playing
Democrats: stop subsidizing your most extreme rivals. → Read More
The summer’s hottest flick? The DeSantis-Newsom buddy movie.
Both are hoping their parties are ready for the next generation of leadership. → Read More
Busting the filibuster for abortion now is madness
Get a grip, Democrats. This is no time to fiddle with the filibuster. → Read More
The latest GOP primary results had that bad-car-accident feel
Perpetuating Donald Trump's "big lie" about the 2020 election can be a ticket to GOP electoral success, but there are strategies to get around it. → Read More
The voices the Jan. 6 committee needs to hear
Liz Cheney concluded Tuesday’s hearing by publicly pleading with former White House counsel Pat Cipollone to appear before the committee. → Read More