On how evangelicals can support Trump, both libs and conservatives get it wrong
By Selwyn Duke: Were I to apply my own purity test, I couldn’t vote for anyone, including myself.
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The purity test and the impure
By Sam Younnokis: There may always be people determined to tell other people how to live, but ultimately, no one knows another person well enough to make decisions for them.
Read MoreIf Impeachment Articles Are Not Delivered, Did Impeachment Happen?
By Andrew C. McCarthy: Many scholars take the position that the Constitution requires a trial if there has been an impeachment. If such a trial cannot properly occur unless and until articles of impeachment…
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Four Pillars: Educating for America
By Larry P. Arnn, President, Hillsdale College: The following is adapted from a speech delivered on December 6, 2019, during a Christmas Open House at Hillsdale College’s Allan P. Kirby, Jr. Center for Constitutional…
Read MoreWhy Identity Politics and Minority Candidates Aren’t Winning Over Dem Voters
Kay S. Hymowitz: The top Democratic candidates took the stage at the latest debate, and oh boy, were party leaders squirming.
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Republican and Conservative Outreach Failures have Created ‘A Farce, A Tragedy, or Both’
From the 2016 archives: Here is Jay Nordlinger writing at National Review: Michael Walsh has written a new book: The Devil’s Pleasure Palace: The Cult of Critical Theory and the Subversion of the West….
Read MoreAn Impeachment Role for the Supreme Court?
By Conrad Black: Do the charges against Trump pass constitutional muster? The justices should decide before the Senate does.
Read MoreIs a 2020 Landslide a GOP Unicorn?
By Rich Logis: Hillary was far closer to winning than most people realize, and whichever liar or crazy person Democrats nominate for 2020 will have the identical advantages Clinton enjoyed.
Read MoreWhy Yasmine Mohammed’s ‘Unveiled’ Is a Must-Read
By Danusha V. Goska: “How Western liberals empower radical Islam.”
Read MoreCountering the Left’s Dishonest Narratives
By R. Quinn Kennedy: As we’ve seen with the House impeachment trial, a narrative that is consistent, expressively made, and repeated over and over will find its way to the American public.
Read MoreAfter impeachment, just think of the new states Trump can take in 2020
By J.B. Shurk: Let’s remember how close we were in 2016. In Nevada, we lost by 27,202 votes, while 37,384 voters chose Gary Johnson; 28,863 voters left their ballots blank or wrote in names;…
Read More4 Reasons Trump’s Impeachment Is The Weakest In U.S. History
By Mollie Hemingway: Critics of Trump note that no crime is necessary to impeach the president. While that’s true, it speaks to how weak the Democrats’ case against Trump is.
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Brexit Won. Now It’s Up to Trump to Win in 2020
Bruce Thornton connects Brexit’s victory with how we can see Trump win in 2020: Then we have a chance to undo the damage done by the technocratic tyrants. In 2016 two political earthquakes struck…
Read MoreWhile House Dems impeach Trump, his numbers go up
By Michael F. Haverluck: Dems voted to impeach President Trump Wednesday, but his approval rating continues to improve while a recent poll shows the majority of Americans oppose his impeachment.
Read MoreTrump, Trade, and a Century of Peace
By Fritz Pettyjohn: For 28 years, the American people have been played for suckers. Since the fall of communism in 1989, we allowed ourselves to be taken advantage of, militarily and economically. The working…
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