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But now we shout 'no!': rising republican fortunes reveal a backlash against the Democrats' excesses

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] BARACK OBAMA'S election was supposed to signal a monumental shift in public affairs. His victory was to be the liberal...
National Review, 12/01/09 by Jay Cost · More from publication
The 'enduring majority'—again: no, the Democrats will not be in power forever …

AFTER the Democrats' triumphs in two consecutive elections, left-wing pundits have returned to an old meme: The party's majority will be enduring....
National Review, 06/08/09 by Jay Cost · More from publication
Ratings sweeps.: Rethinking the Presidential Rating Game

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] The Leaders We Deserved (and a Few We Didn't): Rethinking the Presidential Rating Game, by Alvin...
National Review, 10/20/08 by Jay Cost · More from publication
Testing the Bradley effect: are opinion polls making accurate predictions about Barack Obama?

IN 1982, California gubernatorial candidate Tom Bradley went into Election Day leading in the polls. He lost in a squeaker. In 1989, New York City...
National Review, 10/20/08 by Jay Cost · More from publication
How Obama Won The Nomination

IN EARLY JUNE, Barack Obama clinched the Democratic Party's nomination for president, besting Hillary Clinton in the most amazing primary battle in...
Policy Review, 08/01/08 by Cost, Jay · More from publication

But now we shout 'no!': rising republican fortunes reveal a backlash against the Democrats' excesses