Against Political Romanticism on the Right
Let’s stop pretending that those who repeatedly vote for truly destructive governments are just victims yearning to become “the people.”
A Government of Thugs, by Thugs, for Thugs
The Democrats seem to have taken their cues from earlier totalitarians in the way they have built bridges to the world’s thug population.
Safe Spaces of Violence
Violence is enhancing the power of those who can use it with total impunity.
Fighting Woke Tyrants
The opposition has not fought back effectively. It has not been resourceful or relentless enough and has even failed to exercise those limited powers at its disposal to keep the enemy in check.
The Antifascist Scam
Contemporary antifascists don’t care much about Hitler’s tyranny, except as an image that can be applied to those whom they want to bully.
Who Dominates Whom?
Americans have enough going for them as a country to overcome this prolonged bout of postmodern insanity.
How to Push Back Against a Bully
If the populist or any other Right hopes to dig itself out of its present hole, then it should stop worrying about ticking off the town bully.
Turning Their Backs on Marjorie
Striking “moderate” poses in the present political climate is like trying to be a pacifist on a battlefield. Republicans need more backbone—like the Democrats.
Polling and the Truth
Partisan polls have become an instrument in the Left’s toolbox in the United States and in Europe. They're used more to push action than to inform it.
‘Multiracial Whiteness’ Is the Latest Leftist Branding Iron
“White nationalist” and “white supremacist” serve the same function in our denatured republic as “running dog of capitalism” did in Maoist China or “parasitic capitalist” did in the Third Reich.
The Mock Inauguration
Conservatives in Congress should treat the Biden-Harris Administration exactly the way the Democrats treated Trump’s presidency, by totally dissociating themselves from any of its actions.
The Unwanted Ghost of Trump?
Bipartisanship is now a country-club Republican illusion, although one that Democrats periodically trot out when they want the Romneys, Murakowskis, Toomeys, etc. to vote with them.
Ashamed of What?
Let’s stop fixating on Wednesday’s events. We can deplore them once the Left repents of its far, far greater sins.
Do Black Lives Matter in the White Elite’s Civil War?
It is not wayward elites who are abusing our democratic public, so much as the public abusing itself, when it chooses to be ruled by antiwhite racists.
Is Trump Really a Spent Political Force?
The question is not about our aesthetic or rhetorical predilections. Rather it is about what moves masses of people and drives them to rallies on cold nights amid an epidemic.
Fighting for Georgia
In Georgia, weak Republican politicians do not show the same iron will and sense of self-identity as do those who are using them.
Jonah Finds a New Hero
Perhaps Jonah Goldberg and his allies will be supporting Joe Manchin in the next presidential cycle, unless they decide that Kamala Harris is the conservative they’ve been hoping for.
Pardon My Perplexity, But Why Should We Be Gracious?
Appeasement and ingratiating language will not likely change the Left. It will simply embolden it to behave more brazenly.
How the Left’s Alliance System Will Be Tested
The leftist alliance is inherently unstable because—outside of hatred, pompous virtue-signaling, and a desire for power—exceedingly little holds it together.
What an American One-Party System Would Really Look Like
The leftist dictatorship that may befall us will try to preserve certain democratic arrangements pro forma.