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If approved, the redistricting effort could deliver Democrats a 10-to-1 seat advantage in Virginia, which amounts to a net pickup of as many as four House seats
U.S. belligerence is driving Russia and the Global South closer to China. The post How the Iran War Makes China Look Good appeared first on The American Conservative
Are their crooks so different from our crooks? The post Western European Elites’ Hungary Hypocrisy appeared first on The American Conservative
The legislature is an afterthought to the actual business of governing. The post Who’s Afraid of Losing Midterms? appeared first on The American Conservative
The UK economy lags America’s poorest state, and the IMF says it’s going to get much worse. The post The English Economic Muddle appeared first on The American Conservative
Finally there’s an award that President Trump deserves to win. The post A New Nobel Prize for War appeared first on The American Conservative
Why does the press care more about criminals’ lives than cops’ or citizens’? The post Thinking Outside the Cooler on Crime appeared first on The American Conservative
The current peace process could well fall into the traps of 1983. The post The May 17 Agreement’s Failure Is a Warning About Lebanon appeared first on The American Conservative
Tucker Carlson and Glenn Greenwald worry Congress will reauthorize a controversial intelligence tool. The post On Mass Surveillance, Will the Deep State Win Again? appeared first on The American Conservative
For the veep, it would seem a time for choosing. The post Is J.D. Vance Our Guy? appeared first on The American Conservative
Meet the man who destroyed Europe. The post Taki’s Worst President appeared first on The American Conservative
“Wokeism” has stymied British policing. The post The UK Government Is to Blame for the Southport Murders appeared first on The American Conservative