End the Filibuster – Or Stop Pretending To Govern
Who’s kidding who? The U.S. Congress isn’t a legislature; it’s a non-working replica of one — and you can blame the filibuster. Here’s my new column from RealClearPolitics.
Affordability and Epstein Are Dems’ Bread and Circuses
Democrats are the masters of distraction. Here’s my analysis for RealClearPolitics of how they hope to win the midterms with half-truths and scandal. By FRANK MIELE It’s already been decided…
Pain-Gain Formula Working Against Trump
You can support Trump’s policies like I do and still question whether he has lost his way. Long-term victory may be at risk due to his tactics. Here’s my new…
From ‘Hands Up, Don’t Shoot’ to ‘Drive, Baby, Drive’
Here’s another of my most unpopular columns. Why? Because I asked people to use their own brains. In this case to listen for themselves to what was said just before…
Cleanup on Aisle V (for Venezuela)
Venezuela offers a perfect example of why Trump’s policies must be judged separately from Trump’s words. Here’s my analysis from RealClearPolitics. By FRANK MIELE The precision strike against Venezuela that…
For Better or Worse, It Was the Year of Trump
You may like Trump’s policies, as I do, but let’s admit that his rash behavior could tarnish his legacy. Top story at RealClearPolitics today and bound to be controversial. By…
We Can Fix Health Care. Here’s the Plan
This may be my most consequential column ever. I got tired of waiting for someone else to fix Obamacare, so I did it myself. Comment at RealClearPolitics. By FRANK MIELE…
No Kings, No Queens, No Blind Loyalty
It’s hard to question authority, but sometimes you have to do it. MAGA supporters should know that better than anyone. Here’s my new column at RealClearPolitics. By FRANK MIELE It…
When Did I Become a Fetterman Republican?
The political scene is increasingly chaotic, and strange as it seems Sen. John Fetterman is an island of sanity, even for conservatives. Here’s my new column from RealClearPolitics. The question…
Trump Was Right Again: Too Much Winning
Too much change doesn’t feel like winning. It feels like stress. If Trump wants Republicans to win elections in 2026 and 2028, he needs to slow down. My new column…