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Charles Kesler on Character
Charles Kesler's "Thinking About Trump" essay from the new issue of the Claremont Review of Books is a masterpiece. It ranks right up there with
All the Way with RFK
He stands in an open-air convertible, a boat of a car as long as a suburban driveway, with two couches for seats and
Mueller Year One: The Real Heroes in Journalism
The American media are broken. Part one of a two-part series. After eight years of feeding the Obama cult of personality—swooning over
David Brooks and the Lizard People
David Brooks wrote last week that “[t]here is growing reason to believe that Donald Trump understands the thug mind a whole
Thinking About Trump
Editor’s note: This essay appears in the Spring 2018 issue of the Claremont Review of Books. Reprinted by kind permission of the Claremont Institute. Two
Letitia Chai’s Barren Ivy League Education
The most remarkable thing about the title of this column is that not one reader will think it's a joke. That,
Charles Kesler on Trump
Charles R. Kesler, editor of The Claremont Review of Books, joined Seth Leibsohn on the Seth and Chris Show to discuss his
It’s Roseanne’s America, Not Trump’s
The Catholic novelist Flannery O’Connor famously advised her coreligionists to push back against the age as hard as it pushes against
Hayward on Jonah Goldberg (and Me)
Friend of American Greatness Steve Hayward has a long post up today at Power Line on Jonah Goldberg's book, Suicide of the West. And the best
Trump’s Common Sense Realism
Have you read Richard Fernandez’s interesting article on President Trump’s decision to withdraw America from the Obama nuclear deal? It is worthy