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James Talarico is too woke for conservatives and too white for liberals. The post Even in Texas, Democrats Can’t Leave Woke Behind appeared first on The American Conservative
The new machtpolitik threatens global stability. The post After Iran, the World Will Never Be the Same appeared first on The American Conservative
Russia’s demands are unfair, but ceding territory in the east could help end the current war and prevent future conflict. The post Five Reasons for Ukraine to Give Up Donbas appeared first on The American Conservative
The U.S. can sustain combat operations for a long while—but Americans won’t be safer afterwards. The post War on Iran Will Squander America’s Military Edge appeared first on The American Conservative
The president’s betrayal has driven apart the disparate factions he brought together. The post The Iran War Has Ended the Trump Coalition appeared first on The American Conservative
The Department of Justice has left in the salacious content, but redacted much of the relevant information. The post I’ve Read 50,000 Epstein Emails and I Need About 50,000 Showers appeared first on The American Conservative
The far left is giving the rest of the French political spectrum little choice. The post Will a Political Murder in France Engender a New Cordon Sanitaire? appeared first on The American Conservative
The Iran war incurs deferred costs for a splash of excitement now. The post Small Fires Everywhere: The Wages of Boomer Foreign Policy appeared first on The American Conservative
The 43-day federal government shutdown weighed on the economy
The country’s slow-motion collapse can be reversed. The post How to Save South Africa appeared first on The American Conservative
The internet’s favorite former intelligence officer sits down with The American Conservative. The post The TAC Interview: John Kiriakou on Epstein, Propaganda, and Heroin appeared first on The American Conservative
Amid the race-hustling and shakedowns, Jackson showed a genuine concern for America’s forgotten men. The post Jesse Jackson Was Populist, for Good and Ill appeared first on The American Conservative