Donald Kent Douglas
Donald Kent Douglas is an associate professor of Political Science teaching in Southern California.
Brown Victory Alters the Playing Field in California GOP Senate Primary
A "Bear Flag revolt" may be underway that could benefit conservative Chuck DeVore.
The Going Rogue Book Tour Draws Crowds and Controversy
Sarah Palin's triumphal passage through heavy GOP districts has all the trappings of a political campaign.
McCain Continues to Prove Himself the Enemy of the Grassroots
The former GOP presidential candidate does not deserve the title of "elder statesman."
Will Olympia Snowe Bolt the GOP?
The senior senator from Maine believes the party has left her behind.
9/12 Tea Parties Galvanized by Health Care Reform
The confidence and the energy of the grassroots movement is growing stronger.
A ‘National Day of Service’? Or a Political Hijacking of 9/11?
The White House pulls a crass political move that damages the non-partisan spirit of remembrance on September 11.
This Bud’s for Racial Accommodation
The "suds summit" represented a missed opportunity for President Obama to demonstrate post-racial leadership during the Gates arrest controversy.
ObamaCare and the Tea Party Effect
Despite protests to the contrary, it's clear grassroots conservative activism is having a genuine impact.
Miss California Carrie Prejean’s Odyssey: Not Very Pretty
Homer would have a hard time topping the former Miss California's story of being persecuted for her honesty.
Suburban Warriors Rally at Orange County Tea Party
Voters are indeed disenchanted with politics as usual. All the talk on the left that the protests are meaningless is pure baloney. (Watch PJTV's extensive coverage of the tea parties.)
