Ronald Reagan used humor to address concerns about his age in debating Walter Mondale in 1984. AP Trump has already had and wasted one opportunity to pivot in the campaign.

Who would Ronald Reagan support this November if he were still alive? It’s a good question for conservatives to mull, and for Liz Cheney, an easy one: “There is absolutely no chance that ...

Like Nixon and Reagan, Kamala Harris put California at the center of national politics. But the state and country have changed.

After hearing Harris’s ideas, conservative pundit Bill Kristol posted: “Kamala Harris, Reagan Democrat!” Perhaps the biggest difference between Reagan and Trump is their attitudes toward Russia.

This week’s White House Report Card finds President Joe Biden expected end his extended vacation to hit the campaign trail next week for Vice President Kamala Harris.

Kamala Harris and the modern California Democrat Party are so far removed from what Ronald Reagan knew of the party in his days, that the suggestion Reagan would even think of endorsing Harris is ...

This is a Kamala Harris that sounded a little bit more like Maggie Thatcher or Ronald Reagan, especially on national security, than like Bernie Sanders," Karl continued.

The amateurs running the Kamala Harris campaign have finally hit bottom. They tried dealing the “Trump is Crazy” card, the “Trump is Exhausted” card and the “Trump is a Threat to ...

Like everyone who follows this stuff, I’m a bit awe-struck by the polling shift since Vice President Kamala Harris replaced President Biden at the top of the Democratic ticket. We still don’t ...

The conservative group known as the Lincoln Project released a new video that uses the words of former Republican President Ronald Reagan against Donald Trump's third campaign for president. The ...

“Republicans for Harris” Keeps Expanding With the Help of Ex-Reagan Staffers “The time for choosing we face today is a choice between integrity and demagoguery, and the choice must be Harris ...

The speech Vice President Kamala Harris delivered Thursday night in Chicago will go down as one of the best convention speeches ever -- right up there with Ronald Reagan.