Ben Sasse has a new book out he’d like you to read. Of course he does. In the Wall Street Journal, he has an op-ed based […]

Now that Justice Brett Kavanaugh is safely ensconced on the Supreme Court, I can finally talk about a recent op-ed by Claremont McKenna College professor […]

Elite Evangelicals are puppets on strings being pulled by their ruling class masters. Case in point is Tim Keller’s recent New York Times piece, which is a […]

Please check out Mark Pulliam’s review of Peter Wallison’s forthcoming short book, Judicial Fortitude: The Last Chance to Rein in the Administrative State. Wallison, who served in […]

Selena Zito was one of the few reporters who dared venture out into the heartland of America in 2016 and talk to Americans who were […]

According to the eulogies (really, ruling class propaganda) given at John McCain’s funeral, his life now reads like that of former civil rights leaders turned […]

I didn’t watch any part of the funeral for John McCain yesterday or read any news stories about what happened there and who said what. […]

One of the many revealing things that has happened since John McCain’s death on Saturday (other than Democrats praising a man who, back in 2008, […]

The Cato Institute’s resident dean for open borders pretty much sums up everything wrong with modern libertarianism (or at least a popularized, ruling class version […]

The giddycon “Right” is absolutely overjoyed over the news regarding Paul Manafort and Michael Cohen. David French, as usual, is all too happy to get […]

Since the rise of Bernie Sanders and, more recently, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, I’ve noticed many on the Right wondering if college kids are soon going to […]

I’ll give it to liberals, at least they are honest about where they stand: New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo may have just handed Republicans a […]

I’ve been meaning to say something about the brouhaha over Hillsdale College, its President Larry Arnn, and critiques (really, potshots) from Conor Freidersdorf of The Atlantic and […]

As I wrap up my series on looking at the anti-liberal movements on the Right, you might be asking yourself why does this matter? Who […]

In my last post, I touched on some of the problems with Yoram Hazony’s traditionalist conservatism as it applies to the American founders. Now, I […]

In my last post, I asked if the two popular anti-liberal movements on the Right, represented by Patrick Deneen and Yoram Hazony respectively, can truly […]

Can there be an Americanism? It’s a question I’ve been thinking more about this past week because according to two popular (and growing) groups on […]

In the new Imprimis, Hillsdale College’s monthly speech digest, Ed Erler has a wonderful piece that touches on the most important topics in our politics today: […]

According to The Daily Caller, Bill Kristol “has been considering a run” for the presidency in 2020 for “months.” Kristol, who remains an editor-at-large for the [Weekly] […]