Republican Party

Is the Party Over?

By Kevin D. Williamson April 5, 2022

The Republican Party as it currently is constituted is not the only instrument available to us, nor is it the only possible instrument that might be available to us.

Paul Gosar Is Right to Have ‘Given Up’ on Nick Fuentes

By Jack Butler April 1, 2022

Gosar shows that, in politics, it is important to draw lines, and thereafter to refute or marginalize those who fall on the wrong side of them.

A Freedom Agenda Is the Conservative Path to Victory

By Mike Pence March 31, 2022

We cannot afford to take our eyes off the task in front of us, or to be distracted by grievances of the past.

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The Self-Servitude That Plagues National Conservatism

By Ethan Lamb March 23, 2022

Much of the national-conservative movement seems to be more about angling for power than about genuine, good-faith disagreement.

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The Benefits of Donald Trump Running Again

By Philip Klein March 17, 2022

As long as he loses the Republican primary, it could be better for conservatives if he makes one last presidential bid in 2024.

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‘Republicans Pounce’ on Rising Gas Prices

By Isaac Schorr & Brittany Bernstein March 14, 2022

Rising gas prices are supposedly the fault of GOP lawmakers and everyday Americans — really, anyone besides Joe Biden — or so the spin goes.

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Ron DeSantis and the New Republican Party

By Rich Lowry March 14, 2022

A glimpse at what Trumpism without Trump can look like.

A Word of Caution on the Hispanic ‘Realignment’

By Nate Hochman March 12, 2022

The so-called ‘realignment’ of working-class nonwhites moving into the Republican coalition isn’t inevitable.

Pence to Say There’s ‘No Room’ in GOP for ‘Apologists for Putin’

By Brittany Bernstein March 4, 2022

In his speech Friday night, the former vice president also is expected to continue to refute Trump’s claims that the 2020 election was stolen.