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  • 9 hours ago

    A Response to My Conservative Critics About Trump

    Dennis Prager
    Writers never know when something they write will strike a nerve — or, in the common phrase of the Internet, “go viral.” Yet my last column, “Why Conservatives Still Attack Trump,” did both. Aside from being reprinted on almost every …
  • June 5, 2017

    President Trump, Meet the Department of Justice. DOJ, President Trump.

    Jim Geraghty
    From the first Morning Jolt of the week: President Trump, Meet the Department of Justice. DOJ, President Trump. This morning, President Trump tweeted several times: “People, the lawyers and the courts can call it whatever they want, but I am …
  • June 2, 2017

    Dionne on the Anti-Trump Right: An Optical Illusion

    Ramesh Ponnuru
    E. J. Dionne speculates that anti-Trump conservatives could follow the pattern of an earlier “intellectual rebellion,” that of the liberals who turned into neoconservatives in response to the excesses of the Left. Citing Michael Gerson, Jennifer Rubin, David Frum, Charlie …
  • June 2, 2017

    There Is No Political Tribe That Deserves Your Complete Loyalty

    David Harsanyi
    If you ever wanted to understand the power of tribal loyalty, there are two new articles for you to read. The first is a Daily Beast article that explores the reinvention of Maxine Waters, a congresswoman “once dubbed one of …
  • June 1, 2017

    As Paris Shows, Our Climate Debate Is Impossible to Navigate

    Charles C. W. Cooke
    As today has shown once again, one of the key problems with our debate over the ideal climate policy is that those who drive the conversation simply refuse to draw a bright enough line between the problem and the response. …
  • June 1, 2017

    The Old German Problem

    Victor Davis Hanson
    Berlin — Germans do not seem too friendly to Americans these days. According to a recent Harvard Kennedy School study of global media, 98 percent of German public television news portrays President Donald Trump negatively, making it by far the most anti-Trump …
  • May 31, 2017

    Donald Trump Puts Angela Merkel on Tilt

    Michael Brendan Dougherty
    Stop me if you’ve heard this one before. A German leader in a beer tent announces a new indifference to the United Kingdom and America and a new determination to lead Europe into a glorious future, possibly delighting the …
  • May 31, 2017

    The Non-Existent Case for the Paris Accord

    Rich Lowry
    For a bull in the china shop, President Donald Trump has so far gingerly stepped around the Paris climate accord. That dance could end as soon as this week, with Trump deciding whether to stay in or opt out. “Out” …
  • May 30, 2017

    Why Dennis Prager’s Analysis of ‘Never Trump’ Conservatives Falls Short

    Jonah Goldberg
    I have long been, and remain, a big fan of Dennis Prager. I can’t say the same of his most recent column. Since he admires so many Trump critics, he says his aim is to persuade them (us) that …
  • May 27, 2017

    The Problem with ‘Lock Them Up’ Politics

    Jonathan S. Tobin
    For a year, Democrats listened to crowds at Trump rallies and even the delegates at the Republican National Convention engage in chants of “lock her up.” Today, the Internet is reverberating with Democrats engaging in some virtual revenge as the …
  • 24 hours ago

    Is Supporting ISIS Just Another ‘Political Point of View’?

    Jim Geraghty
    Is Supporting ISIS Just Another ‘Political Point of View’? The United Kingdom holds its parliamentary elections Thursday, just days after a brutal terror attack near London Bridge that left seven dead, 48 people injured, 21 critically. If the Labour party wins a …
  • June 2, 2017

    America Doesn’t Have a Successor

    Michael Brendan Dougherty
    America has lost the leadership of the globe in the last ten days. In fact, it lost it two times over. For completely different reasons. The first time it was an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal that did it. …
  • June 2, 2017

    ‘Pressure’ Is Not Obstruction

    Andrew C. McCarthy
    The thing to remember is that there’s a big difference between perceiving “pressure” and believing that you have witnessed the obstruction of an FBI investigation, a federal felony. Take this to the bank: Over the next week, before the …
  • June 2, 2017

    The Age of Unilateral Rule

    Rich Lowry
    The Trump administration has been exhaustingly eventful, but almost none of the events have involved Congress. The beginning of Donald Trump’s presidency has been an extension of the last six years of the Obama administration, when Capitol Hill was …
  • June 1, 2017

    Trump Breaks a Campaign Promise for the Fantasy of Middle East Peace

    David French
    Read carefully this statement from the White House: Update: White House releases statement on the U.S. embassy in Israel pic.twitter.com/Ha3cKFhrQ5 — NBC News (@NBCNews) June 1, 2017 I’m not surprised that Donald Trump is breaking (for now, at …
  • May 31, 2017

    L’affaire Covfefe

    Jonah Goldberg
    By now everyone knows that President Trump tweeted something weird last night: “Despite the constant negative press covfefe.” All reasonable people assumed it was a typo. A lot of people had fun with it. Some people made a big deal …
  • May 31, 2017

    Trump’s Victory and the Ability to Ask

    Peter Spiliakos
    Republicans aren’t divided just by ideology. Perhaps even more important, Republican-leaning voters are divided by the ability to ask. Republican voters with high levels of civic engagement are able to reach politicians and make comprehensible demands. Those with low …
  • May 30, 2017

    Dennis Prager Is Answering the Wrong Question

    David French
    On the homepage today, Dennis Prager purports to provide an answer to a simple question — why are Never Trumpers still anti-Trump? Honestly, I find the question a bit strange. The election is over. We’re not weighing his relative merits …
  • May 30, 2017

    Why Conservatives Still Attack Trump

    Dennis Prager
    When people you know well and admire, and who share your values, do something you strongly oppose, you have two options: (1) Cease admiring them or (2) try to understand them and change their minds. In the case of my conservative friends …
  • May 27, 2017

    How Sharia Supremacism and Judicial Imperialism Threaten National Security

    Andrew C. McCarthy
    The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeal’s ruling against President Trump’s so-called travel ban empowers both radical Islam and judicial imperialism. The combination portends lasting damage to the United States. To rehash, the executive order (EO) proclaimed temporary restrictions (…
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