Political realism begins with the simple recognition that voters are not fools, observes columnist Bill Moloney. Democrats must heed that, he says, as they set out to reinvent themselves in the wake of Harris’s crushing loss to Trump on Nov. 5th.
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The difference between freedom and oppression is better known both ancestrally and personally to blacks than to almost any other group of Americans, says columnist Mark Shepard, so it’s no surprise they would be rallying to support Trump’s strong record on freedom issues over the dismal record of the Democrats.