Chris Stirewalt
Chris Stirewalt is a contributing editor of The Dispatch and senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute. Read his weekly column here on Mondays and his politics newsletter, Stirewaltisms, on Fridays.
It’s the Hope That Kills You
Republicans are setting themselves up for a crisis of overconfidence.
A Classless Society, Indeed
America is taking an increasingly quick trip from authenticity to having no class.
Trump Goes Looking for the Union Label
The former president has planned a different kind of counterprogramming for the GOP debate.
Politics by the Numbers Is Not Enough
Neither polls nor demography can really tell candidates or journalists what will end up working.
The General Election Mirage
Voters have not yet forced themselves to consider the choice that seems likely to await them next year.
Looking for New Voter Trends in the Old Dominion
Glenn Youngkin isn’t on the ballot, but the state’s midterms will be a referendum on his leadership.
Mike Pence Plants His Flag at the ‘Unbridgeable Divide’
His fight for the survival of the GOP.
