Kris Kobach

As vigorous and enthusiastic campaigner as Donald Trump is, he can only show up the weekend before the election to save a few congressional candidates whose campaigns are lagging. If you want to win, nationalize the election and start campaigning NOW on the Trump agenda.

President Theodore Roosevelt once said, it is the affair of every honest voter, wherever born, to see that no fraudulent voting is allowed anywhere. Which begs the question, if Democrats are so opposed to investigating illegal voting, are they honest voters?

CNN reports that 44 states have "refused" to provide voter information to President Trump's Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity are patently false, more "fake news."

While voter fraud isn’t a uniquely Democrat problem – if you look hard enough you can find an example or two of Republicans engaged in voter fraud – defense of voter fraud is the unique province of the Democratic Party and the Left.

Republicans should get back to the jobs and economic agenda they were elected for. Plus, Are the Republicans really panicking over the midterm elections already?, and, Trump chooses jobs and competition for the auto industry over fantasy Obama fuel standards.

Wikileaks’ Julian Assange says Hillary Clinton and the intelligence community want Trump out. Plus, Trump the negotiator searches for the best “deal” for all sides on healthcare, and, Upcoming Trump budget sets parameters for deconstructing the administrative state.

Does President Trump owe it to the American people to hire adequate staff? Plus, Trump spreads the truth on the realities of illegal immigrant crime and culture, and, Media says Trump’s political operation is slow to emerge, but does he really need it?

In order to truly drain the Washington swamp, Obama’s creatures must be sent packing. Plus, In trying to move the healthcare debate Trump hints he may get involved in Republican primaries, and, Democrats think the healthcare winds have turned in their favor; they’re wrong.

Neither Trump nor conservatives can succeed without the other; can’t they just work it out? Plus, With Ryancare, there is no reason to force a bad solution down everyone’s throats, and, What a poll on Melania Trump tells us about the viability of Ryan’s healthcare bill.

Trump risks alienating his voters if he sides with the establishment in the healthcare fight. Plus, Trump could be the greatest president people should sometimes tune out, and, Media is up in arms because Trump isn’t playing nice with Obama’s legacy, but why should he?

White liberals say Ben Carson is not qualified to offer an opinion on immigration and slavery. Plus, Is the media using the White House staff to drive ratings rather than report the news?, and, Obamacare bill sets up potential showdown between Trump and conservatives.

Congress and the country need leadership from Trump and it can’t be accomplished through tweets. Plus, Is Reince Priebus already in hot water in the White House?, and, Liberals now love George W. Bush, but make no mistake, he’s no Donald Trump.

Trump accuses Obama of tapping his phones before the election, the media plays dumb. Plus, Democrats’ dust-up over Sessions is nothing other than a good old fashioned diversion, and, #NeverTrump reemerges to bash on the president and Jeff Sessions.

The latest Democrat witch hunt targets Attorney General Jeff Sessions for Russian heresy. Plus, Can the “presidential” Trump go places the combative Trump never could?, and, Fantasyland liberals dream of running for president against Trump.

Democrat widow-sitters expose the wide character chasm in American politics today. Plus, Polls show America liked the new “presidential” Trump and the ratings reflect it, and, Trump frustrates pundits because his issue positions do not change much over time.

Donald Trump took his first address to a joint session of Congress and turned it into an emotional call for American unity. Plus, No need to ask – Democrats won’t help Trump; they still want to impeach him, and, Humble Trump admits he’s still growing into the job of POTUS.

Tonight’s Trump speech to a joint session of Congress should include specifics for the agenda ahead. Plus, George W. Bush is back on TV and proves the establishment still hasn’t learned, and, Clinton horror movie monster could be priming for a sequel in 2020.

Democrats elect a socialist as party chair, still don’t get what went wrong in 2016. Plus, Sour poll numbers likely mask the reality that is a successful Donald Trump, and, Media depicts Trump as a hapless buffoon, rings of George W. Bush.

President Trump’s address to Congress next Tuesday will call on Republicans to get busy moving the agenda. Plus, Donald Trump’s management style encourages people to express their views, and, Democrats dredge up Anita Hill to dis on Trump for being anti-woman.

Democrats continue to believe they can run only against Trump next year and still win; they’re wrong. Plus, The stellar immigration news out of Washington makes it feel a lot like Christmas, and, The left’s Astroturf town hall protests will likely backfire on Democrats.