Like a fly blasted with insecticide, Biden and his campaign will buzz around for a few days in insouciant denial, but their levitation should finally be over. 

Not that the moderator will bother to ask, but we would love to hear the answers to these queries.

Trump would be wise only to debate so long as he can be as aggressive as he needs to be.

Rather than clawing to regain the vestiges of an archaic political campaign culture, the American people should embrace the Thunderdome.

To win the next debate, all the president has to do is stick to three objectives.

Civilized debate has been ruled out by the D.C. smart set, which considers the Trump agenda, endorsed by 60 million Americans in 2016, subversive and treasonous.

The president needed from his prep team an understanding of the psychological aspects of running as an incumbent; and what “winning” really means—not scoring debating points but gaining votes.

The enemy of polite discourse isn’t Donald Trump, it’s the bloody establishment he is fighting.

Biden is advancing a far-Left platform that is indifferent to civil liberties, embraces international socialism in the guise of environmentalism, and is an ally of a Marxist insurgency at home.

Wallace will not have a chance to redeem himself as a legitimate arbiter of truth.

Stylistically and substantively the first 2020 presidential debate was among the most chaotic and least informative.

It was an unedifying spectacle.

Will Sleepy Joe even show? Will he be slow? Can he pull it off even with the lowest bar imaginable? How will the media spin it?

By embracing the magical thinking behind gun control, the Democrats remind us they would rather punish society and label law-abiding citizens wrongdoers than confront the criminal class.

The last debate among 10 Democrats seeking their party’s nomination for president set a new low for demagoguery, contempt for America and just plain foolishness. […]

Thursday night showed that while former Vice President Joe Biden is still the one to beat, Elizabeth Warren remains the most interesting and potentially the most formidable Democrat in the race.