Dear Lindsey Graham: Be A Man, Not A Meme
Democrats don’t need anything more to stack the courts and execute a soft coup than Lindsey Graham and other ineffective Republicans to stick to seething.
If It Wants To Survive, The NRA Needs To Change
In the 1970s, the NRA changed its mission. If the NRA wants to be as powerful as Democrats claim it is, it’s going to have to change again.
Compared To The Democrats, Donald Trump Is Moderate
When it comes to policy, Donald Trump makes the presidential hopefuls of the Democratic Party look like a gaggle of extremists.
Mia Love: Race Relations Aren’t Getting Any Better Under Trump
‘I certainly don’t think that [race relations] are getting better,’ Love told The Federalist following her remarks at the Young America’s Foundation’s conference in DC today.
Freedom Caucus Chair: Amash Lost Leverage Quitting GOP, Coalitions
Rep. Justin Amash left the GOP in July, declaring the two-party system an ‘existential threat’ to America. In June, Amash also left the House Freedom Caucus, of which he was a founding member.
Rep. Mark Meadows Talks Mueller, Budget Deal, And Making Friends In Congress
Congressman Mark Meadows joins the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss how he navigates Congress and the Trump presidency.
Three Obamacare Myths That Refuse To Die
Every time the question of Obamacare’s constitutionality comes up, we hear a lot of historical revisionism about the law’s inception.
Justin Amash Has A Dangerous Third-Party Fantasy
Justin Amash announced his independence from the GOP yesterday. He would rather Democrats win than Trump succeed. Good riddance.
First Debate Proved The Democratic Party Has Gone ¡Loco!
Presidential candidate Joe Biden was the winner of the first Democratic Party primary debate, y ni siquiera tuvo que aparecer.
Interview With Peter Wehner: The Iraq War, Evangelical Voters, And Politics After Trump
On the podcast, Ben Domenech and Peter Wehner discuss the lessons conservatives have learned from issues like the Iraq War, stem-cell research, and religious liberty protections.
Ann Coulter Talks Immigration, Impeachment, And Future Elections
Author and writer Ann Coulter joins the Federalist Radio Hour to talk 2020 and why immigration remains an extremely popular issue among the conservative base.
George Will Defends Conservatism, History, And Civil Liberties
Columnist and author George Will goes beyond what conservatism means in politics, but how it effects the way we interpret societies moral and natural laws.
Two Brand-New Senators Cast Light On The GOP’s Post-Trump Future
The fusion of populism and conservatism as a workable and ideological political movement is emerging in the actions of two newly elected senators: Rick Scott and Josh Hawley.
Interview: Bill Whalen On Impeachment, California Politics, And 2020
Host Ben Domenech interviews the Hoover Institution’s Bill Whalen on this episode of the Federalist Radio Hour.
If The GOP’s Business Wing Wants Low Taxes, They’d Better Stop Sabotaging Social Conservatives
A political alliance will not hold if one faction insists on its priorities while working against its partners. When was the last time the economic side of the GOP backed up the rest of us?
The Democratic Party’s Choice: Normalcy, Ambition, Or Aspiration
Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders, and Pete Buttigieg are the leading candidates for the Democratic nomination. Will the party seek a return to normalcy, or something more aspirational?
Why Do Louisiana Republicans Want To Replace Obamacare With Obamacare?
If a federal court strikes down the health-care law, the bill would re-codify virtually all of Obamacare’s major insurance regulations on the state level in Louisiana.
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.
Democrats Are Using Ilhan Omar As An Excuse To Chill Speech
Whether Ilhan Omar has increased threats against her or not, she is a public figure with strong opinions and deserves no special dispensation from debate.
Will Democrats Ever Confirm A Republican SCOTUS Nominee Again?
The idea of an executive branch or SCOTUS nominee being confirmed by a Senate controlled by the opposing party may very well be dead.
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