If Donald Trump can endorse dropping off undocumented immigrants in "sanctuary" cities, surely those cities can return the favor.

Moore isn't the first political candidate with a history of sexual misconduct but that doesn't get him a pass now.

What's both funny and sad is that there is remarkably little intellectual or ideological substance to the current populist fever, says Jonah Goldberg.

The silver lining to Donald Trump's presidency, according to Leonard Pitts Jr.: It will likely destroy the GOP.

Leonard Pitts Jr. asks: Since when is knowing things no longer a prerequisite to running for president?

Jonah Goldberg: A little over a year ago, when Ben Carson was gearing up to run for president, I whether he was ready for what lay ahead. We now have our answer: No.

This is the third presidential election cycle in a row in which a GOP star was shown to be spectacularly clueless, says Leonard Pitts Jr.

Donald Trump is piggybacking on the political process to enhance his ability to make millions, says Jules Witcover.

David Horsey: The six months leading up to the first presidential primary can now be aptly christened the Silly Season.

Leonard Pitts Jr.: Increasingly, that tail now wags the GOP dog, evidence Donald Trump¿s No. 1 place in the polls.

It's not just Donald Trump, the GOP has sought votes for years by stoking fear and anger toward Mexicans in the country illegally.

The old adage that anyone can grow up to be president is being put to the test in this election cycle.

Columnist's criticism of Ben Carson reflects his disdain for black conservatives

There seems to be only one year that is not an election year, and that is the first year of a new president's first term.

"Crazy" keeps popping up in in the GOP.

Poll showing Carson at top in Republican field is a reminder of failed candidates past

RNC Chairman Reince Priebus' effort to limit debates and curtail the primary schedule are well meaning, but they won't stop candidates from doing what they want in 2016.

But the big story that seemed to mostly sail under the radar was the embattled channel's hour-long, full-right-wing, all-out, let's-give-a-big-big-hug coronation later in the evening of Dr. Benjamin Carson, the famous neurosurgeon at Baltimore's Johns Hospital, who made headlines for what he had to say Feb. 7 at the National Prayer Breakfast.

The hiring of Cain, which was reported Friday, feels like an act of desperation, a move made in reaction to sinking ratings rather than one done as part of a larger vision.

Leonard Pitts says Republicans' talk of a party makeover should be treated with wariness.

Jonah Goldberg says accusations that the GOP is motivated by racism are absurd

Leonard Pitts says the odds are against the party of angry, white men being able to change

Jules Witcover says demographic trends are leaving the Republican Party behind

Richard Cross says the candidate's ideological flexibility made it hard for voters to connect with him

Maryland investment firms haven't followed Wall Street's dramatic shift of giving to Republicans dramatic shift

A Koch-funded scientist has reversed himself on global warming; will the liberals' favorite villains follow?

With little ideological diversity and a cautious candidate, don't expect much excitement at the GOP convention.

The defeat of Sen. Richard Lugar and an establishment candidate in Nebraska by tea party conservatives should be a warning to Democrats.

In a final puff of pomposity, the Newt Gingrich campaign comes to an end

Chris Cichon's radio show covers sports and 'bro talk.' But now he must tackle our bro-queries