The future looks Republican
The winner Democrats picked in 2020 has turned them into long-range losers
Daniel McCarthy is a US columnist for The Spectator and is the editor of Modern Age: A Conservative Review.
The winner Democrats picked in 2020 has turned them into long-range losers
The alliance is fighting for its life — and dying
Rejecting populism led the post-Reagan GOP to defeat and disaster
All Trump has to do is stay out of jail long enough to get back into the Oval Office
Victory against Russia will always be just around the corner
An anti-Democrat, somewhat anti-Republican and not consistently conservative candidate may be exactly what GOP voters want
Thanks to Don, Ron doesn’t have a clear shot next year
Europe must be left to police Europe and Asia to police Asia
What a pity that his warnings were not heeded twenty-five years earlier
The emotional glue of the Democratic coalition is resentment of the Republican coalition
The party faces a choice between its nationalist and liberal wings
What the cultured right needs is what the left has: an avant-garde
Incumbents of all bents were returned to office, and the right still has all the energy
We cannot leave the most consequential decisions for humanity to be made by Moscow
In a choice between abortion absolutism and a variety of approaches, variety will prevail
The populist heart may want Trump, but many heads are for the Florida governor
As its institutional order rots, will the American right be ascendant?
The left succeeds through the blood of sacrifice
The more power the left gains, the more obvious its failures become
The West’s best hope is to rediscover a self-affirming anti-imperialism on the nationalist right