Colin Reed

OPINION January 1

Is Pete Buttigieg’s political future grounded forever after Southwest holiday travel disaster?

Over the Christmas and holiday season, more than 16,000 flights were canceled. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg has been under fire for the travel nightmare.

OPINION October 8

Biden's war on American energy even makes Carter years look good by comparison

Biden's war on US energy includes misusing Strategic Petroleum Reserve and bullying domestic producers. He makes even Carter years look good by comparison.

OPINION September 2

Biden's anti-MAGA speech ignores first rule of politics and fails to persuade voters

President Biden's anti-MAGA speech was delivered almost as if he were still the challenger running against Trump in 2020. His words reminded us that he has also failed to deliver unity.

OPINION July 5

Supreme Court abortion decision won't save Dems, Biden in midterm elections: Here are 5 reasons why

The Supreme Court's abortion decision changed the subject from $5 gasoline and soaring inflation, but President Biden and Democrats shouldn't count on that continuing until November.

OPINION June 17

Five reasons why Democrats should get ready for a 'five alarm fire' in 2022 midterms

Americans will vote in the 2022 midterm elections in November. The outlook for Democrats to hold onto their majority in the House and Senate continues to be grim.

OPINION May 19

Democrats weaponize government when they don't get their way

The sight of protesters invading the private homes of Supreme Court justices should alarm Americans across the ideological spectrum. So should the Biden administration’s collective shrug of the shoulders, despite the mobs violating a federal law criminalizing attempts to "influence" federal officials on the outcome of a court case. Sadly, the tactics are not all that surprising, given the left’s pattern of weaponizing the federal government against their political opponents.

OPINION March 8

Biden's failures by the numbers – energy costs, poll numbers tell the story

Biden's approval ratings and energy costs are the two numbers that have defined his presidency as it sputters into year two.

OPINION January 26, 2022

Virginia's Youngkin and New York's Adams are winning blueprints for their parties

They are not even a month into their terms, but get used to hearing the names Glenn Youngkin and Eric Adams. Virginia’s Republican governor and New York City’s Democrat mayor come from different backgrounds and represent opposite political parties, but both men – and their platforms –  have the ability to imprint the national debate for years to come.

OPINION December 31, 2021

Five political predictions for 2022

From Biden to Pelosi, Fauci and Manchin. What can we expect in the New Year?

OPINION November 26, 2021

Biden-Harris dream team suddenly Dems' worst nightmare after just 10 months

The month began with Democratic election setbacks, and concludes with renewed concern about inflation and higher costs of well, everything, from gasoline to home heating to Thanksgiving meals.