"Finding a lane" has become this election cycle's shorthand advice to candidates attempting to separate themselves from the competition and focus on a pre-determined course ... Read More
To those cheering for the downfall of Joe Biden or who've already predicted the end of his political career, take a deep breath and consider ... Read More
It will likely be many months before the dust settles from the "no collusion" bomb dropped by Special Counsel Robert Mueller, but one inescapable truth ... Read More
In deciding to frame the 2020 election as an apocalyptic showdown between free enterprise capitalism and government-controlled socialism, national Republican party strategists hope to shift ... Read More
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In the immediate aftermath of what was arguably the ugliest two weeks in modern United States Senate history, both sides claimed victory, each insisting the ... Read More
Carl Golden is a senior contributing analyst with the William J. Hughes Center for Public Policy at Richard Stockton College of New Jersey. He served as press secretary for New Jersey Gov. Thomas H. Kean (1982-1990) and as communications director for New Jersey Gov. Christie Whitman (1994-1997). His commentary appears on editorial pages of newspapers in New Jersey and Philadelphia as well as on news websites.
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