Michael Barone is Senior Political Analyst for the Washington Examiner. Emeritus status, AEI. Author: Mental Maps of the Founders (November 2023)

Joined January 2011
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I also suggest we're overdue for a political realignment like the early 1990s when Boomers Bill Clinton and Newt Gingrich picked the lock Republicans had on the presidency and Democrats had on the House. Who'll do it? Link: washingtonexaminer.com/opini…
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Michael Barone retweeted
Less than two weeks out from Election Day, my Washington Examiner column looks at what happens if the polls are right and if they're wrong. I also think we're about overdue for a political realignment, like . . . .
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Interesting that Philip Howard, long an advocate for sensible government procedures, is launching a new book subtitled How Public Employee Unions Make Governing Unmanageable. He's going much farther than the Abundance advocates . . . .
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Less than two weeks out from Election Day, my Washington Examiner column looks at what happens if the polls are right and if they're wrong. I also think we're about overdue for a political realignment, like . . . .
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I also suggest we're overdue for a political realignment like the early 1990s when Boomers Bill Clinton and Newt Gingrich picked the lock Republicans had on the presidency and Democrats had on the House. Who'll do it? Link: washingtonexaminer.com/opini…
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"Kamala is for they/them, President Trump is for you." That 2024 promise got emphasis from Trump's 10-20-24 stint at McDonald's. Trump's self-indulgence on tariffs, Iran, DC monuments breaks the McDonald's promise. That's why . . . .
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Interesting that Tompkins County NY, home of Cornell University and its current controversy, was named for Daniel D. Tompkins, a noted alcholic, Gov of NY 1807-17, VP of US 1817-1825. He died aged 50 in Staten Island.
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How populist politics succeeds and fails--succeeds in many foreign (European, South American) countries while faltering in the offyear elections here in the US. That's the subject of my latest Washington Examiner column. Link: . . . .
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so far this century it's the private sector--techies, frackers, Elon Musk--who have done more than government to keep America ahead of the pack. My latest Washington Examiner column: washingtonexaminer.com/opini…
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We're near the campaign's final stretch and Democrats lead in polls. I look ahead to gauge what Democratic victory may mean. Do they know what they want? Do the voters want it? And so far in this 21st century, I note, . . . .
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so far this century it's the private sector--techies, frackers, Elon Musk--who have done more than government to keep America ahead of the pack. My latest Washington Examiner column: washingtonexaminer.com/opini…
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My Washington Examiner column washingtonexaminer.com/opini… tracks a trend highlighted by Nate Silver: Demos making gains in Northern Repub states, less so in Southern/Demo states. natesilver.net/p/the-blue-wa…
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Are we headed to a post-Trump politics? If so, which party gets there first? I explore those questions in my latest Washington Examiner column. Link in reply:
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"Can't anybody here play this game?" So said Casey Stengel, manager of the 1962 NY Mets (40-120). I ask a similar question about both parties heading into the offyear election in may latest Washington Examiner column. Link in reply . . . .
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