How America Can Survive Following ‘The Flight 93 Election’
Former Trump national security official Michael Anton has just published a short book, ‘After the Flight 93 Election,’ that further illuminates his hugely influential essay on the 2016 presidential race.
Ivanka Trump Responds To ‘Ivanka Vacuuming’ In The Classiest Way Possible
Rather than criticizing the ‘art’ and the artist herself (which is plenty easy to do), Ivanka is standing up for the teenager who’s getting paid to have crumbs thrown at her.
Blackface And Alleged Rape Scandals Roil Virginia Democrats
It all started with a 35-year-old picture. Now, after only five days, three of Virginia’s top Democrats are implicated in serious scandals.
BRIGHT Newsletter: Virginia Governor Calls For Legal Infanticide
Catch up on this week’s news with today’s edition of the BRIGHT Newsletter.
What Congress Lost With The Dying Art Of Deliberation
In the first lecture of Hillsdale College’s free online course about Congress, Dr. Larry Arnn explains the legislative branch’s intended purpose, and how our modern legislators have failed to fulfill it.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Is Setting Women Back Light Years In Politics
She doesn’t deserve to be lauded as millennials’ feminist icon. Her incompetence with numbers and jumbled facts validate every negative stereotype women have been trying to erase for years.
How The Free Speech Wars Can Up-End Americans’ Current Political Alliances
The new political divide lies between those who support our liberties as free people, and those who wish to curb ever more of our rights under the mantras of ‘diversity’ and ‘social justice.’
Podcast: The Year 2018 Blended Politics And Culture
Andrew Heaton joins the Federalist Radio Hour to recap 2018, and make predictions for what this year’s political and cultural conversations will hold.
Romney On Attacks From Niece: ‘It’s Politics…No Hard Feelings’
After a rebuke from his niece, Mitt takes the high ground. But what is his future with Trump?
Martha McSally is Arizona’s New Senator, But Will She Hold The Seat?
The big question about Martha McSally isn’t her qualifications, it’s her prior failure as a campaigner.
As American Religion Declines, Identity Politics And Tribalism Rises
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The Story Of How Our Politicians Became Celebrities
Matt Bai’s book unpacks the story of Gary Hart’s career and the transformation of political media. It’s now the basis of the new movie, “The Front Runner.”
Changes In The GOP, From George H.W. Bush To Today
Ramesh Ponnuru and Ben Domenech discuss the life and Presidency of George H.W. Bush on the Federalist Radio Hour.
NPR Blatantly Lies About Donald Trump Jr.’s 2017 Senate Testimony
NPR falsely reported Trump Jr. claimed Michael Cohen was not working on a Moscow deal in 2016. In fact, he explicitly confirmed he was, but that a separate deal attempt had already petered out.
Why Nitpicking Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Will End Poorly
Populists may often be of dubious credentials, but smug nitpicking from partisans does more to confirm their narratives than undermine them.
Dear Liberals: Your ‘Awful’ Thanksgiving Dinner Is My Life
For some of us, the holidays aren’t the only time we encounter people we disagree with. Here’s how to act your age and set politics aside every so often.
10 Things You Won’t See Republicans Doing After Losing The House
Democrats seem not to be able to stop themselves from throwing all manner of tantrums when politics doesn’t go their way. Republicans, not so much.
Interview: Brian Kilmeade On Midterm Results And 2020 Contenders
Fox News anchor Brian Kilmeade joins Ben Domenech on the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss what to expect from Nancy Pelosi and a Democratic House.
Lessons Of 2018: Trumpism Won, Progressivism Lost
The Resistance who had actively convinced themselves of the wave’s existence, were hampered by the economy, by Kavanaugh, and by a challenging map.
More Voters Blame Media Than Trump For Political Division
More Americans think members of the news media are to blame for political divisions than President Donald Trump is, according to a new poll.
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