Tag: The Right - American Greatness

The Conservative Path Forward in the Biden-Harris Era

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January 21, 2021

There is plenty to lament right now. But conservatives' time and energy would be better spent thinking ahead and plotting a future—one that, in all likelihood, can still be salvaged.

The Mock Inauguration

By Paul Gottfried

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January 20, 2021

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.

How Libertarians Aid and Abet Oligarchy

By Edward Ring

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January 20, 2021

Libertarians like spoiler Senate candidate Shane Hazel fail to appreciate that America can be just as thoroughly dominated by big corporations and powerful oligarchs as it can be by big government.

Thoughts on a Conservative Resistance

By Louis Marano

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January 19, 2021

A brief and unexpected sojourn among leftist revolutionaries provides a model for conservative activists in these troubled times.

A MAGA Bay of Pigs

By Christopher Roach

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January 14, 2021

After the lockdowns and election issues of 2020, the MAGA movement is now a full-on “anti-regime” movement rather than a Trump-focused one.

Political Theater Won’t Work for the Right

By Christopher Roach

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January 8, 2021

The January 6 Capitol Hill protest was, in the words of Talleyrand, “worse than a crime, it was a blunder.”

Pardon My Perplexity, But Why Should We Be Gracious?

By Paul Gottfried

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November 10, 2020

Appeasement and ingratiating language will not likely change the Left. It will simply embolden it to behave more brazenly.

A Blueprint for a Multiethnic Anti-Socialist Movement

By Edward Ring

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November 2, 2020

The paradigm is changing. The Left has discovered a new avenue to America’s future voters, and they’re barging forward with purpose. Where’s the counterstrategy?

A Reading List for the Right to Match the Times

By Mark Bauerlein

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October 25, 2020

Republicans act as if this is a political debate, a policy dispute, not a culture war. Put Hayek away, and read Mailer, Wolfe, Cleaver, Sontag . . .

The Thumos Factor

By Paul Gottfried

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October 5, 2020

The Left is more emotionally and, in some cases, more heroically committed to what it wants. We need to change that.

The Left has co-opted the anger of the disaffected. The Right needs to figure out who its friends are, play to win, and devote its energies to community-wide organizing that goes beyond electoral politics.

How To Think About Conservatism Post-Trump

By Josh Hammer

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August 27, 2020

Whether Trump wins or loses this November, American conservatism faces a crossroads.

The Conservative Castrati Back Biden

By Pedro Gonzalez

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July 24, 2020

George Will and the effete-Right want “their” movement back. And yet no one could look at the track record of these duncy doyens and take them seriously.

A New Right Grounded in Insurgency Thinking

By Ned Ryun

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July 16, 2020

Conservatism, Inc. has been weighed in the balance and found wanting. To continue investing in it despite its dismal record is the very definition of insanity.

What’s Keeping the Silent Majority Silent?

By Auguste Meyrat

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July 11, 2020

It is not only for the good of the country that we must initiate real conversations again but also for our own sanity.

The Base Doesn’t Trust D.C. Conservatives Anymore

By Rachel Bovard

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July 11, 2020

Conservatism, Inc. needs a gut check—and soon.

It is Time for Leaders on the Right to Act Worthy of Themselves

By Ned Ryun

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June 25, 2020

Those who have no real conviction have no will to fight. They will bend the knee to almost anything.

The Real Enemy Is Bad Policy, Not Statues

By Adam Mill

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June 25, 2020

Tearing down bad policies instead of statues will lead to meaningful progress.

The Con of the Surrender Cons

By Julie Kelly

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June 22, 2020

If legacy conservatism had its own statue, it would be one big slippery slope curving left and capped with a white flag.

FDR as Conservative Champion?

By Conrad Black

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March 30, 2020

It is time the intelligent Right deprived the moronic Left of the ability to swaddle their socialistic cynicism and defeatism in the great and misapplied legacy of Franklin D. Roosevelt.