10 Years Ago, The GOP Had No Future. Trump Changed That, But The Path Is Far From Certain
The next presidential election aside, if the GOP is to still win elections in 2028 or 2032, they need to become the kind of party America’s working and middle classes caught a glimpse of in 2016.
The Reform Party Roots Of The New GOP Are Its Future
Republican voters will not go back to the neoliberal GOP of the past 30 years, and if that means losing some elections, it means losing some elections.
Trump’s Support Is More About Policies Than Personality
Anti-Trump conservatives think they are poised to take back the GOP. They are sorely mistaken.
The ‘Not My President’ Crowd Needs To Sit Down And Shut Up
For the left to demand now that we must accept the election and get behind the man Americans chose is such a sick and demented joke that it is hard to fathom.
Michael Brendan Dougherty: Ireland, Conservatism, And The Spirit Of A Nation
Ben Domenech interviews Michael Brendan Dougherty on the Federalist Radio Hour about what it means to find identity in cultural heritage.
Podcast: Revisiting History’s Favorite Populists With Chris Stirewalt
Chris Stirewalt, joins Ben Domenech on the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss the Kavanaugh accusations, political history, and his new book on populism.
Politico’s Tim Alberta On Journalism, Dave Ramsey, And Pat Buchanan
Tim Alberta has profiled a number of prominent figures inside and outside of DC, including John Boehner, Dave Ramsey, Pat Buchanan and more.
Ben Domenech Interviews Pat Buchanan On Nixon, Culture Wars, And Trumpism
Read the Q&A between Ben Domenech and Pat Buchanan on the Federalist Radio Hour.
Pat Buchanan Talks Nixon, Populism, And Trump On Federalist Radio Hour
Pat Buchanan shares stories from his years in the White House, and his own political career, in a two-part interview on Federalist Radio.
I First Voted For A Clinton. 24 Years Later, We’re Having The Same Election
More than 20 years since my first vote, I am again mired in an election with Clintons and Bushes and the billionaire, Buchananite Reform Party figure of Donald Trump.
Why I Support Donald Trump
Donald Trump is the only candidate seeking to put America’s interests first, especially in the areas of trade, defense, and immigration.
Pitchfork Trump
Trump promises he will “make them say Merry Christmas” – and that is enough for the shell-shocked evangelicals of South Carolina.
The ‘Isolationist’ Smear
‘Isolationist,’ much like ‘neocon,’ is quickly becoming a meaningless label used to smear opponents.
Who Are Donald Trump’s Supporters?
Will Donald Trump be this cycle’s Ross Perot, Ralph Nader, or Ron Paul?
Immigration Fearmongering And The GOP
Immigration fearmongering is a message likely to play well with the initial populations of Republican voters looking to blame someone for stagnant wages.
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