The American Conservative

The recklessness of politics in Weimar America

Revealing post-Charlottesville poll paints different picture than media portray

Architect of president’s campaign strategy turns on his base

Yes, fight the far Right. But we can’t ignore the violent far Left

Five Thirty Eight’s absurdly broad definition of ‘white identity politics’ demonizes generic conservatism

The challenge of raising white boys in an identity politics culture

Charlottesville puts left and right at a fateful crossroads

Mark Lilla, a ‘frustrated American liberal,’ strikes hard at left-wing identity politics

GOP senator identifies what’s wrong with Trumpism, but what does he have to counter it? The ghost of Barry Goldwater

Après Reince Priebus, le déluge?

McCain can still stiffen the giblets of impressionable DC male journos

If that’s not a canary in the pro-Trump conservative coal mine, nothing is

Congressional Republicans must draw a bright, red line — now

Two kinds of threats to the Western order

GOP victories will redeem Washington: the false Religious Right promise that will never die

The Conservative Party should have been cruising to a landslide today. Why are the polls so close?

Liberalism is exhausted, but illiberalism is still taboo. What’s next for Weimar America?