ACLU Argues All Americans’ Speech Must Be Curbed To Make Transgender People Comfortable
Three transgender people want to obtain Alabama licenses that describe them as their opposite sex. The ACLU says to protect their free speech, everyone else should be limited.
Joe Arpaio’s Campaign Risks Another Unnecessary Republican Senate Loss
Joe Arpaio is poised to benefit from the same sort of political dysfunction that made Roy Moore a failed GOP nominee for Senate in 2017.
In 2017, The ‘Resistance’ Couldn’t Shoot Straight At Trump
Donald Trump requires an opposition to keep him in check, but also gives them plenty of ammunition to work with. So how did they still manage to blow it?
Roy Moore Had Lowest White Evangelical Support Of Any Alabama Republican In The 21st Century
With high turnout and 80 percent in favor of a candidate in a group that is a large population share, Roy Moore still substantially underperformed among white evangelicals.
Podcast: Alabama Senate Race, Phony Feminists, And #MeToo Pitfalls
On this episode of Federalist Radio, Inez Stepman and Bre Payton discuss last night’s Alabama election, the future of the GOP, sexual assault and more.
Roy Moore Is A Lesson On The Folly Of Angry Populism
The obvious lesson of Roy Moore’s election loss is that angry populism fueled by resentment of ‘elites’ is not the basis for a political movement.
Mitch McConnell Is The Reason Doug Jones Is A Senator
While there is plenty of blame to go around, it’s important to remember that McConnell is the main reason Roy Moore was nominated.
Trump Drags Red Herring Past Pack Of Yowling Democrats, Leads Them Off Alabama Race
On a day most political reporters thought they’d be talking about the accusations against Roy Moore, they are instead at a fever pitch about the president’s ambiguous tweets.
In Alabama, Roy Moore’s Defiant Campaign Recalls Trump’s Outsider Status
To some Alabamans, Moore is a hero. For many others, voting for him is just a way to support President Trump and defy the GOP establishment—again.
Roy Moore’s Core Supporters In Alabama Don’t Care What You Think
As Alabama’s special Senate election draws near, pastors speak out about why they’re standing by Roy Moore in defiance of the GOP establishment.
Sending Roy Moore To The Senate Will Cost The GOP House In 2018
Alabamians voting in the special Senate election may want to measure twice before they cut once, unless they want to end Donald Trump’s presidency.
Voting For Roy Moore Is Not A Vote For Pedophilia, And Other Spurious Charges
It’s Doug Jones running against Roy Moore in Alabama’s special Senate race Tuesday, so that is the only comparison that matters.
It’s Media’s Fault 71 Percent Of Roy Moore Voters Don’t Believe WaPo Allegations
In the last year, it’s become easier to understand how an entire subsection of Americans disbelieve everything that comes out of the media.
If Voting For Roy Moore Is The Lesser of Two Evils, It’s Still Evil
Before we ask our fellow tribesmen to help us elect the supposedly slightly less terrible candidate, we first should ask Christ to forgive us for our part in creating the filth.
A Note On What We Do Here
At a time much of the country is suffering as a result of terrible ideas inflicted on us by our cultural and political betters, The Federalist remains avowedly committed to offering alternative views.
Why It Would Be Better For Conservatives To Ditch Roy Moore
We are seeing the limits of what partisans will justify in the scandals surrounding Roy Moore, Al Franken, and John Conyers.
Why Alabamians Should Vote For Roy Moore
I have a 14-year-old daughter. If I caught Roy Moore doing what was alleged, for starters I would kick him where it counts. That said, I don’t think it’s wrong to vote for Moore.
If You Want To Drain The Swamp, Put Character First When Voting
You think it’s bad now? Wait ‘til you throw even a shred of a standard of decency out the window for the greater good of your tribe.
To Avoid Debacles Like Roy Moore, Repeal The 17th Amendment
Voters in Alabama might send Roy Moore to the U.S. Senate. Maybe it’s time to consider allowing state legislatures to elect senators again.
Why We Shouldn’t Convict Roy Moore In The Court Of Public Opinion Just Yet
A bare claim should be insufficient to convict a person outright, even in the court of public opinion. There should still be a presumption of innocence and a demand for veracity and proof.
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