Political Editorials - Washington Times

'Build Tax Better'

By Editorial Board - The Washington Times

It is frequently said that America doesn't have a revenue problem; it has a spending problem. For President Joe Biden, though, it's the other way around.

Biden is a law unto himself

By Editorial Board - The Washington Times

There was a time when the laws governing human affairs were inscribed on tablets and carried down from on high.

Is McCarthy up to the job if the GOP wins the House next November?

By Editorial Board - The Washington Times

If your troops won't follow, can you really be considered a leader?

EDITORIAL: Selective indignation on 'Let's go, Brandon!'

By Editorial Board - The Washington Times

The catchphrase "Let's go, Brandon!" has spread like wildfire, in chants at sporting events and other large gatherings, as a G-rated transliteration of a vulgarism aimed at the president, "F--- Joe Biden."

The power of presidential wannabes

By Editorial Board - The Washington Times

White House wannabes who come up short on Election Day nonetheless find ways to impose their will over Americans who reject their leadership.

Shovel-ready jobs? Don't bet on it

By Editorial Board - The Washington Times

Democrats, with the help of 13 House Republicans, passed a $1.2 trillion so-called infrastructure bill last week, which the Biden administration promises will lead to shovel-ready jobs come this spring.

Taiwan's fair-weather friend

By Editorial Board - The Washington Times

Taiwan is a mouse trapped between feline claws. The cat is China, of course.

Unmasking Russia collusion hoaxers

By Editorial Board - The Washington Times

Whether a tree falling in the forest makes a sound is open to debate, but there is little question that a Clintonista falling in the Washington swamp makes a massive splash.

Not your garden variety election in N.J.

By Editorial Board - The Washington Times

It wasn't until about 6:30 p.m. Wednesday -- 22-1/2 hours after the polls closed in New Jersey -- that the Associated Press called the race for governor in the Garden State for the incumbent Democrat, Phil Murphy.