The Globalist

Before the election, Joe Biden was probably inclined to morph into a modern-day Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Can he still?

That Democrats only defeated Donald Trump by so narrow a margin suggests that they need to re-think their political strategy big time.

The U.S.’s embarrassing problems with something as basic as voter registration should serve as a wake-up call.

U.S. political campaigns are one vast, sprawling political slush fund, designed to create a money-based web of post-election dependencies that is vast and largely impenetrable.

The U.S’s dire need of significant reforms of its voting, media, education and justice system.

The long march of the 1968 generation through politics is coming to its end. Biden is the big exception. He will be 1968er’s last hurrah.

To explain how Trump almost pulled off his reelection requires a deep dive into the less familiar buildings blocks of American culture.

No rejoicing for the Democrats: Even after a sound defeat, Donald Trump will not go away. In fact, he will immediately launch his 2024 campaign.

Democrats should focus on passing laws if they win the White House and the Senate — rather than changing the size of the Supreme Court.

With the prospects rising that Joe Biden will be elected President of the U.S., does the U.S. have to prepare for made-in-Russia mayhem?