From late 2015 through inauguration day of 2017, Fox News viewers witnessed an often jaw-dropping transformation of the network’s commentary-wing from a weighted platform for conservative views and perspectives to a hybrid public-relations firm and hype team for one Donald J. Trump. Show hosts and other commentators on the right,… CONTINUE
Is Just Staying Afloat the GOP’s Endgame?
In a recent column, Commentary’s Noah Rothman laid out what he believed the GOP’s “glaringly obvious” issue set should be, going up against the Democrats in the 2022 midterms and the 2024 presidential election: “It’s the persistence of school closures, remote learning protocols, half-days, and ‘zoom in a room’ proctoring… CONTINUE
3 Myths Dispelled (Again) by Liz Cheney’s Removal
“Do you think your defiance will change the course of things?” taunts a prison interrogator. The beaten inmate, imprisoned and slated for execution for refusing to bend to the demands of the leader of his tribe, answers, “If God gives us free will, we’re responsible for what we do…or fail… CONTINUE
The GOP’s Challenge: Making the Party Serious Again
The Hill ran a piece this week with a headline that gave me a bit of a chuckle: “GOP worries fiscal conservatism losing its rallying cry.” My amusement, of course, came from the notion that any party position could immediately excite people again, after effectively being banished for five years… CONTINUE
Leaving Afghanistan is a Mistake
David French of The Dispatch wrote a compelling piece earlier this week on how the decision of President Biden (and before him President Trump) to pull all U.S. and NATO forces out of Afghanistan isn’t driven by U.S. strategical interests, but rather the flawed (but popular) narrative that our efforts… CONTINUE
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