Michael Gerson

For the first time in American history, the president has pleaded guilty to an impeachable offense.

Americans shouldn’t look at all politics through the lens of one issue.

The largest problem evangelicals currently face is the massive sell-off of evangelicalism among the young.

Trump is increasingly prone to the equation of the national interest with his personal manias.

Political leaders who employ such theories are liars and enemies of self-government.

Trump’s divisiveness is getting worse, not better.

The damage Trump has caused will be healed by the public, not laws.

By defending the impulses of a petty and prejudiced mind, the GOP loses its credibility and dignity.

His relentless assault on the truth is his most dangerous innovation as president.

A better future will require an end to the regime’s cruelty, corruption and incompetence.

Instead of defeating other viewpoints through argument, she would rather prohibit them as illegitimate.

In pressuring Joe Biden to retract his support for the Hyde Amendment, abortion advocates have made it harder for conservatives to support the Democrat.

But some seem to have lost sight of that crucial realization.

It was far worse than anything I was taught in history classes.

Public evidence for the president’s love of country is scarce.