RealClearPolitics Week of April 11, 2022 Archives

RealClearPolitics Editorials

Monday, April 11

Biden Takes Another Step 'In the Wrong Direction'

Las Vegas Review-Journal

Lamb Should Disavow His Super PAC's Deceptive Ad

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Students Who Oppose Free Speech Should Pay a Price

Washington Examiner

In a Segregated City, Race = Safety. That's Unacceptable

Philadelphia Inquirer

Tuesday, April 12

Majority Backs Florida's Parental Rights in Education Bill

TIPP Insights

New Federal Rule Will Stem Scourge of Ghost Guns

New York Daily News

Xi's Lockdowns Show Why Communist China Remains a Threat

DC Examiner

Truth One of the Casualties in Sacramento Shooting

Los Angeles Times

Wednesday, April 13

This Isn't Putin's Inflation

Wall Street Journal

Benjamin's Arrest Exposes a Judgment Lapse for Gov. Hochul

Newsday

Hire Back All the Fired Police Officers

Boston Herald

Piecemeal Reform Won't Solve U.S. Retirement Crisis

Richmond Times-Dispatch

Thursday, April 14

Did Pandemic Kill Off The Blue State Model?

Issues & Insights

Genocide a Horror That Mustn't Be Invoked Lightly

New York Daily News

The Shanghai Lockdown

National Review

Mandate Picks Up Pace for EVs, But Not Fast Enough

Los Angeles Times

Friday, April 15

A Prudent Call on Air Travel Masking

Minneapolis Star Tribune

End the Travel Mask Mandate Now

DC Examiner

Legislators Shouldn't Craft Polices for Trans Athletes

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Media Downplays Accused Subway Shooter's Hatred of Whites

New York Post

Saturday, April 16

America’s Economic Malaise

TIPP Insights

Biden Moves Forward on Gun Violence

Bloomberg

Hold On to Your Wallets—Krugman Says Inflation Will Soon Ease

Issues & Insights

Israel Wants To See Improved U.S.-Saudi Relations

Al-Monitor

Sunday, April 17

Fears of Recession Are Everywhere--Except at Clueless White House

NY Post

It’s Easy To Blame High Gas Prices on Presidents, But It’s Misplaced

Tulsa World

The Fight for School Choice Must Go On

Orange County Register

Declining Enrollment Shouldn't Always Mean Shutting Down Schools

L.A. Times