President Joe Biden’s involvement in his family business warrants investigation, Washington Post columnist Henry Olsen wrote, changing his tune on a scandal he previously dismissed as an “irrelevant sideshow.”
Democrats justify the FBI’s raid on Trump’s home as even-handed law enforcement, yet welcome a wave of illegal migrants, says a Washington Post op-ed.
Democrats accusing President Donald Trump of mishandling the executive branch’s response to the coronavirus outbreak were focused on impeachment during the month of January instead of addressing the viral threat, said Henry Olsen, Washington Post columnist and author of The Working Class Republican: Ronald Reagan and the Return of Blue-Collar Conservatism.
Donald Trump needs a “Johnson-style platform” to unify “working class and middle class voters,” said the Washington Post’s Henry Olsen.
Disclosure of financial ties between politicians’ family members and foreign states would combat corruption, determined Peter Schweizer.
“Full-wokeness” from the Democrat presidential nominee will unify “every wing” of Donald Trump’s coalition, estimated Henry Olsen.
Beneficiaries of the status quo of UK’s membership in the EU will not yield to popular will for Brexit without a fight, said Henry Olsen.
Foreign policy experts say that President Donald Trump is right to play hardball in the ongoing trade negotiations with China, despite critics’ assertions that his actions are doing more harm than good.
“Mainstream media,” “the Republican establishment,” and “fringe people like Joe Walsh” do not understand “why Donald Trump is president,” said Henry Olsen, Washington Post columnist and author of The Working Class Republican: Ronald Reagan and the Return of Blue-Collar Conservatism, during a Tuesday interview on SiriusXM’s Breitbart News Daily with host Alex Marlow.
Ethics and Public Policy Center Senior Fellow Henry Olsen, a Washington Post columnist and author of the book The Working Class Republican: Ronald Reagan and the Return of Blue-Collar Conservatism, joined SiriusXM host Alex Marlow on Tuesday’s Breitbart News Daily to discuss the trade war with China and the vital objective of separating American interests from the Chinese economy.
Ross Perot rejected “free trade orthodoxy” while viewing those “harmed by lower wages as equal participants” in America, said Henry Olsen.
Henry Olsen said Bernie Sanders reinterprets President Roosevelt’s New Deal in order to “transform the nature of America” in “a socialist direction.” Ronald Reagan was a supporter of the FDR’s New Deal and moved it in the direction Roosevelt intended.
Henry Olsen said “re-balancing” U.S.-China trade and fighting America’s “addiction” to profits from China is Donald Trump’s priority.
Henry Olsen, Washington Post columnist and senior fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, told Breitbart News that President Trump’s re-election chances in 2020 may hinge on the Republican Party’s ability to propose a healthcare bill prioritizing “patient care” over “cost.”
Henry Olsen warned of “Medicare for all” Democrat proposals gaining popularity in the absence of GOP solutions to rising healthcare costs.
Henry Olsen said Howard Schultz’s political base is “far removed” from typical Americans, amounting to “four percent of the electorate.”
Henry Olsen said Mitt Romney’s seeming prioritization of “investors’ profits” over “American jobs” alienated “working class” voters in 2012.
Henry Olsen said the GOP must embrace Donald Trump’s new political coalition to secure its future viability as a political party.
The 2018 midterm results show that if the GOP wants to be a full-spectrum longterm majority party, it must unite its disaffected suburban liberal voters with its new Trumpian working class voters, just as Reagan once did.
Henry Olsen said Republicans’ political fortunes depend on the GOP’s alignment with President Donald Trump and the America First agenda.
Henry Olsen, author of The Working Class Republican: Ronald Reagan and the Return of Blue-Collar Conservatism, described the “libertarian ideology” as a “religious faith” that dehumanizes people as commodities.
