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Marion Maréchal’s Populism is the Future of the French Right
An important convention highlights the changing character of French conservatism—and France itself.
Scott McConnell
October 3, 2019
Is Demography Destiny?
Experts know that eventually, minorities will outnumber whites in the U.S. and Europe. So how do we talk about it?
Scott McConnell
May 7, 2019
How Emmanuel Macron Outlasted The Yellow Vests
The populist roar from forgotten France has been drowned out by provocateurs and the hard Left.
Scott McConnell
March 22, 2019
Two Cheers for Israel
They're having children and defending their culture without apology. The West could learn a thing or two.
Scott McConnell
March 15, 2019
Algeria: The Iceberg That Could Sink Emmanuel Macron
Recent unrest there now threatens France, with possibly another migration wave on the way.
Scott McConnell
March 8, 2019
Willing ISIS Brides Should Be Tried for Treason
They aren’t cowards and they aren’t snowflakes. But they are traitors.
Scott McConnell
March 1, 2019
How an Anti-Semitic Attack Marked the End of the Yellow Vests
The Gilets Jaunes emerged as a populist movement from the middle class. Then they were co-opted by the wrong people.
Scott McConnell
February 19, 2019
The Stakes for Nationalists in This Year’s European Elections
The European Union's critics may soon win real power.
Scott McConnell
February 14, 2019