Not long into Wednesday night’s Democratic presidential debate in Atlanta, it was apparent that at least one of the ten candidates on the stage had a major policy beef: America as the only industrialized nation in the world without a federal paid family leave program.

Hoover Institution fellow Charles Blahous discusses Elizabeth Warren's proposal to ostensibly pay for the costs of Medicare for All without raising taxes on the middle class. 

Theories of voting abound, but most assume it’s a rational act.

As the Democratic National Committee obsesses over symbolism when choosing presidential debate locales (curiously, and unlike Republicans, they never seem to settle on presidential libraries), let’s spend a moment on Atlanta’s Tyler Perry Studios, the host for Wednesday night’s 10-candidate fun-fest.