Bite-Size Politics

Former President Barack Obama spoke at the DNC last night. His value to the Democratic Party lies more in his ability to energize Democrats than his legacy. 

Democrats will try to keep the Harris momentum alive, this week with a carefully planned out convention aimed at exciting the base and appealing to independent voters, at the same time. 

Kamala Harris is set to announce a series of bad policies to deal with a problem that she helped create. 

As the issue of abortion goes back to the states, young women are scared and frustrated. The Democrats could ride the issue back into the White House. But even if that strategy works, little will change. 

Despite the Harris surge in the polls, Trump still has several advantages that will be difficult for her campaign to overcome.

In picking Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her running mate, Kamala Harris is taking a lot of risks without the guarantee of any reward. 

As cable news and social media drive narratives that appeal specifically to certain segments of the electorate, we are becoming unable to process information that we disagree with. 

The Democrats are trying to define Trump and his supporters as "weird." But is it possible to re-define someone who has dominated American politics for a decade? 

As usual the Democrat's election year strategy is focused on dividing Americans into groups and setting them against each other. 

A tableau that featured drag queens and transgenders recreating the Last Supper, at the Olympic Games opening ceremonies has sparked discussion about how far the LGBT community can push the envelope of acceptable behavior.