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The former infectious disease maven and the late senator each found ways to engineer catastrophes for Trump. The post Fauci and Graham: Trump’s Disaster Men appeared first on The American Conservative
Whatever its supporters say, the NDAA provision would massively expand defense ties between the U.S. and Israel. The post Understanding Section 219 appeared first on The American Conservative
Dr. Anthony Fauci, who had heretofore never met a microphone from which he wished to social distance, refused to answer
Fauci’s writings reveal a man obsessed with the fame and fortune he received during the pandemic. The post The Princess Diaries of Anthony Fauci appeared first on The American Conservative
The late senator supported foreign policy catastrophes that harmed America. The post Washington’s Unseemly Celebration of Lindsey Graham appeared first on The American Conservative
A realist analysis of power and interests points to a mutually beneficial outcome. The post The Iran War Is Lose-Lose appeared first on The American Conservative
Ted Cruz, Josh Hawley, and Rand Paul each have reasons to run in ’28. The post Three GOP Senators Who Could Complicate a Vance/Rubio Coronation appeared first on The American Conservative
Yesterday’s peripheral partnerships are today’s rivalries. The post Israel Runs the Iran Playbook on Turkey appeared first on The American Conservative
In Latin America, the White House abandons its own strategic doctrine for democracy promotion. The post Marco Rubio’s “Democratic Hemisphere” vs. the National Security Strategy appeared first on The American Conservative
Ted Cruz, Josh Hawley, and Rand Paul each have reasons to run in ’28. The post Three GOP Senators Who Could Complicate a Vance/Rubio Coronation appeared first on The American Conservative
See what TAC staff have been up to this week. The post TAC Media Appearances: 7/20–7/27 appeared first on The American Conservative
No matter how many times it’s defeated, the politics of resentment always has an audience. The post The Lingering Miasma of Marxism appeared first on The American Conservative