David M. Drucker
David M. Drucker is a senior writer at The Dispatch and is based in Washington, D.C. Prior to joining the company in 2023, he was a senior correspondent for the Washington Examiner. When Drucker is not covering American politics for The Dispatch, he enjoys hanging out with his two boys and listening to his wife's excellent taste in music.
SCOOP: Some RNC Members Pushing Resolutions to Constrain Trump
As Trump inches closer to securing the Republican presidential nomination, an effort to prevent him from short-circuiting the process emerges.
Ahead of South Carolina, Haley Supporters Remain Steadfast
Plus: Nevada’s Sam Brown attempts a balancing act on abortion policy.
Win or Lose in South Carolina, Haley Seems Poised to Keep On Trucking
Plus: A look at the RNC’s Trumpian turnover.
Immigration Reform Looks To Be Dead Indefinitely
Even if Donald Trump beats Joe Biden in November, don’t expect congressional action.
Democrats Win Back the Santos Seat
Tom Suozzi will return to the House, but don’t read too much into a special election.
Ronna McDaniel Plans Her RNC Exit
Plus: Biden surrogates push back on the special counsel report.
Democrats Fret Over Biden’s Age After Special Counsel Report
Plus: Why Adam Schiff is boosting the Republican in California’s Senate primary.
‘Chaotic and Puzzling’: The Implosion of the Border Deal
Plus: Despite the odds, Nikki Haley’s campaign ramps up for Super Tuesday.
The Senate Foreign-Aid-and-Border Package Is Mostly Dead
The Republican House has no truck for the deal brokered by Senate negotiators.
Of Green and Greene
The 2024 financial picture and a spurious censure resolution in the House.