David Azerrad Explains How To Revitalize The GOP By Harnessing American Virtues
Is there hope that Republicans can grow and expand the party to encompass a more diverse coalition of voters?
Andrew Jackson’s First Presidential Defeat Fueled His Later Triumph And Created A New Political Party
Andrew Jackson’s political life and his resilience in defeat show a path forward for Americans today who look to continue the populist fight.
Socialism Is Still Political Poison Outside Deep-Blue Enclaves
Far-left populism still isn’t an easy sell in state-wide or national races outside Democratic strongholds.
Win Or Lose, Trump Isn’t Going Away
Even if Trump loses, he’ll remain the most popular Republican in the country—and the leading candidate for the 2024 GOP nomination.
No Matter Who Wins On Tuesday, There Will Be No ‘Return To Normalcy’
Donald Trump inaugurated a populist era in American politics. Electing Joe Biden won’t change that, no matter how much the elites wish it would.
Bret Stephens: If Trump Loses, Elites Can Pretend He Never Happened
Our elites should have responded to Trump’s election with repentance. Instead, they preen over how much better they are than that crude sinner in the White House and the voters who put him there.
HBO’s ‘The Swamp’ Explores D.C.’s Small Bipartisan Appetite For Populist Reform
HBO’s ‘The Swamp’ is a rarity, affording conservative politicians a relatively unfiltered major media platform to explain themselves.
Eric Kaufmann On The Effect Of Left-Wing Populism On American And European Culture
The new antiracism movement worldwide, especially in American culture, is a form of secular religion that attempts to eliminate other history and culture.
Shadi Hamid On How COVID And Riots Compounded Our Distrust In Elites
Shadi Hamid joined host Ben Domenech to discuss how the past few months have shaped public opinion on our country’s leadership.
If You Don’t Want Populist Presidents, Publish Tom Cotton
The media’s pretense of objectivity while treating conservatives as evil is how you got Trump.
Saagar Enjeti On The Impossibility Of A Populist Left-Right Coalition
On this episode of the The Federalist Radio Hour, Saagar Enjeti joined Culture Editor Emily Jashinsky to discuss why a Left-Right coalition is unlikely and unnecessary.
Saagar Enjeti On The Populist’s Guide To 2020
Saagar Enjeti joins Mollie Hemingway on another edition of The Federalist Radio Hour to discuss his new book “The Populists Guide To 2020.”
Predictions: What Will America Look Like After The Wuhan Coronavirus?
What will be the long-term impact of the Wuhan virus on the economy, higher education, homeschooling, jobs, Congress, and American politics as we know it?
Obama Didn’t Just Help Create Trump, He Also Helped Create Bernie Sanders
Like Trump, Sanders is tapping into a seething discontent in American life over who has power and who doesn’t. This isn’t Obama’s America anymore.
Ireland’s Populist Left Makes Best Showing In A Century
Sinn Fein may not even be a part of the eventual governing coalition. But they have made themselves and their left-wing populism impossible to ignore.
Nationalism, Populism, And Saving Ourselves From A Dark Future
First Things editor R.R. Reno’s book, ‘Return of the Strong Gods,’ persuasively argues that tolerance and liberalism are now at odds with our community bonds and spiritual convictions.
Spain’s Socialists Will Do Whatever It Takes To Stay In Power — Even Exhuming Francisco Franco
Spanish socialists have discovered a goldmine of votes to dig out — along with the corpse of the general that defeated them in 1936 and kept Spain from becoming Stalin’s backyard.
Jeff Flake’s Call For The GOP To Reject Trump Shows He Has Learned Nothing Since 2016
When Republicans praise Trump for being a fighter, it is because he is willing to aggressively challenge the left’s dishonest tactics in a way the Jeff Flakes of the GOP do not.
By Underscoring Its Failures, Trump Has Outlined The Republican Party’s Future
There are many ways in which post-Trump conservatism could go wrong. But there is no way in which the anti-Trump remains of the old GOP can go right.
Do Elizabeth Warren And Bernie Sanders Preview A Democratic Populist Crack-Up?
Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren’s strength may tell us less about the ideological struggle in the Democratic Party than about the rise of left-wing populism and the potential damage it may do.
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