Publication: The American Conservative

The American Conservative

Just how desperate are the Democrats to get Biden off the ballot?

The American Conservative

Thousands of Nikki Haley’s donors are Democrats doing everything they can to stop Trump and undermine the GOP.

The American Conservative

Trump’s rhetoric may be crude, but his point is correct.

The American Conservative

The former president was crude but effective when it came to the alliance’s burden-sharing.

The American Conservative

The shielding of Americans from a broader perspective has implications for both the survival of the species and the values we hold most dear.

The American Conservative

The inside story of how Congress Is pursuing endless war in Ukraine—and trying to stop a Trump election.

The American Conservative

Some GOP senators are allegedly in love with the idea of Jared Kushner being Trump’s next secretary of state. You have to wonder why.

The American Conservative

Keith’s unembarrassed patriotism made him a provocative throwback.

The American Conservative

We’ve already had one, so we know it’s within the realm of possibility. In fact, by one reckoning, the English speakers have had two other civil wars in the last four centuries, spaced out every hundred or so years.

The American Conservative

The fundamentals simply do not favor Biden.

The American Conservative

When it comes to traditional American freedoms, Donald Trump’s sole remaining competitor for the GOP nomination has little to recommend her.

The American Conservative

Harvard tends to overcorrect when it gets rid of a president.

The American Conservative

Lloyd Austin’s little unauthorized jaunt is just the administrative state’s latest adventure in unfettered power.

The American Conservative

The popular, earned-benefit programs have strengths on the merits.

The American Conservative

The politics that produce the most children win.

The American Conservative

It is vital to make the moral argument to the American people.

The American Conservative

Did anyone ask you—or at least Congress—if it was O.K. to go to war again in the Middle East? After literal decades of fighting in that troubled part of the world, it looks like the U.S. is, without discussion, never mind vigorous debate, already at war in various sub-theaters of someone else’s conflict.

The American Conservative

He is both convinced the system is fully unfair and equally aware that the more trouble he seems to get into the faster his poll numbers rise. Each courtroom defeat, small and procedural or a full-on guilty verdict, simply fans the flames for rally crowds.

The American Conservative

The argument being made by those presidents who refused to speak out against the October 7 attack is that it’s acceptable to promote ideas which contradict the nation’s underlying moral sensibilities.

The American Conservative

We should thank her for exposing the lunatic id of GOP hawkism.

The American Conservative

A combination of mass migration and economic woes is likely to crack the firewall around AfD, with wide-reaching consequences not only for Germany, but for Europe.

The American Conservative

If this really was an attempted coup, it must have been organized by Monty Python.

The American Conservative

Around 2.6 million years ago, humans started eating meat and, up to today, we have not stopped. Thanks to this, our brains became bigger and more developed. Under the guise of slowing climate change, environmentalist campaigns, the U.N., the Davos Club, and lots of progressive governments’ efforts against the livestock industry and meat consumption have grown.

The American Conservative

The former president has proven more difficult to kill off than Rasputin—although not for want of effort from his enemies.