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We’re not the nation we were just 50 years ago. The post Where’s the Hype For America250? appeared first on The American Conservative
With the government finally pursuing exactly the strategy he prescribed, Clifford May admitted he is stumped about handling its consequences. The post FDD’s President Has No Idea What To Do About Hormuz appeared first on The American Conservative
The Kentucky congressman and his admirers need to understand why he lost. The post ‘Zionists’ Didn’t Destroy Massie’s Political Career—Massie Did appeared first on The American Conservative
Perhaps it’s time for the phonies to take action against their own. The post The Wintour of Our Malcontents appeared first on The American Conservative
The Gulf states couldn’t stay out of a war launched from their territory. The post Between Iran and a Hard Place appeared first on The American Conservative
The U.S. continues transferring aid to Israel even as it flouts American redlines in the West Bank. The post Israeli Settler Violence Continues Under American Neglect appeared first on The American Conservative
Anonymized political hits are a different beast from principled whistleblowing. The post Not All Leaks Are Created Equal appeared first on The American Conservative
Robert Jacob Alexander, Baron Skidelsky: rest in peace. The post The Task of Diplomacy appeared first on The American Conservative
For MAGA, familiarity may matter more than experience. The post Donald Trump Jr: The Candidate No One Is Talking About appeared first on The American Conservative
When pressed on timing, Jerome Powell said: “I will leave when I think it's appropriate to do so.”
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth was criticised over the US$25 billion war with Iran, but said the comments were "reckless, feckless and defeatist."
Plus: rhetoric and David Sedaris. The post ‘Looksmaxxing’ White House appeared first on The American Conservative