The global cottage industry gaming America’s culture wars
These guys have identified a gap in the market and created a whole new industry serving up rageslop to Westoid midwits who can be roused to anger about anything
Culture wars
Monday
Saturday
Male cheerleaders? Who cares
Focus on your fantasy team instead
Thursday
The two final battles of the culture war
Do conservatives have the edge with moderates in the trans-rights argument?
Monday
Bored of the rings: ‘wokery’ takes on Tolkien
The chief sin of Amazon’s The Rings of Power is that it is often simply dull
Wednesday
Dobbs needn’t be a Pyrrhic victory for Republicans
Pro-life politicians haven’t gotten their legs under them yet
Friday
Real America is the middle seat in coach
Thoughts from a thirty-six-hour trip home
Monday
Tim Scott appeals to a GOP of the past
He doesn’t have the venom necessary in contemporary politics
Monday
How Pat Buchanan redefined the twenty-first century
What a pity that his warnings were not heeded twenty-five years earlier
Wednesday
Tár is more than a #MeToo story
The film’s gender politics reveal the long shadow of the European canon
Sunday
Pat Buchanan and thirty years of culture wars
Why his call to arms still resonates today
Wednesday
Did conservatives win the culture war?
I always used to think liberals had won the culture war and conservatives had won the economic war. Now I’m not so sure
Thursday
Millennials aren’t taking offence. They’re hunting for victims
The noble defence of an infinitely multiplying list of ‘marginalised groups’ is a predatory movement
