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Why is this man allowed to write?

But, as is usual in politics, the battle may be embodied in two senators—Jim DeMint of South Carolina and Mitch McConnell of Kentucky.

This asinine statement claims that two (not three, not four) senators are the "usual" focus of a political battle. Really? Can you name one that most people would characterize that way? Joe McCarthy and ??? John McCain vs. Russ Feingold??? Oh ... they collaborated. That statement is completely unsupported, and I cannot even think of an anecdotal example that Frum uses to make the case. He doesn't even try.

In Florida, Governor Charlie Crist was cruising toward the nomination and almost certain victory, only to lose to the insurgent candidate, Mario Rubio, in the primary.

Uhhhh ... Charlie Crist didn't even run in the primary. He dropped out before it occurred.