Chris Stirewalt
Chris Stirewalt is a contributing editor at The Dispatch, a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, the politics editor for NewsNation, co-host of the Ink Stained Wretches podcast, and author of Broken News, a book on media and politics.
Pretending to Be Something Better
College students need mentors who will show them how to be grown-ups.
Three Numbers, Six Months, and One Slog of a Campaign
Before thinking about the election, let’s think about the electorate.
A ‘Mostly’ Misleading Partisan Press
The big problem with media bias isn’t what it does to the other side, it’s what it does to the home team.
A House (Narrowly) Divided
Why it is likely to stay that way, regardless of which party wins a majority in November.
Hillbilly Übermensch
"When you celebrate Hamas, when you say Hamas is fighting for you... You are pro-terrorism."
What Kind of Desperado Is Donald Trump?
His supporters have turned his bad behavior into a mark of honor. What if he is convicted?
There’s a Rhythm to the Swing States
We could learn a lot from Michigan and North Carolina in November.
Emerging From a Long Pandemic Hangover
The murder rate and traffic deaths are decreasing, and drug overdoses appear to be leveling off.
Hard Numbers, Hard Spot for GOP on Abortion
The pro-choice contingent of the electorate had been growing since 2010. And then Roe v. Wade fell.