Author Archives: Michael Warren Davis

Taking Off the ‘What Would William F. Buckley Do?’ Wristband

He was a decent journalist and for a while a good conservative gatekeeper. Then it all went awry.

The Max Bootification of the American Right

Those who count freedom unstructured by order as their sole virtue will always yield calamity.

The Sorrow and Glory of Holy Week

Having suffered greatly in His absence, may we never take Him for granted again.

All Politics is Religion

Man will have his faith, whether in true Christianity or the cheap substitute of political cults.

Scrapping Economics and Starting Over

Market fundamentalism has been exposed as soulless. Before we forge ahead, we need to realize the scope of what we’ve lost.

Fighting Porn: The Reviving Cause Social Conservatism Needs

It isn’t a last gasp; it’s a new beginning, one that’s rallying a new breed of young traditionalists.

Joe Sobran, Recovered From the Ashes

The conservative great tied himself to a stake and lit a match. But that doesn’t mean we don’t have much to learn from his work.