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July/August 2023

July/August 2023

Cover Story

Why Vice Matters

Helen Andrews June 12, 2023
The editorial from the July-August 2023 issue of The American Conservative: Democracies not only can target vice for suppression, they must.
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Front Lines

The Ukraine Lobby’s Latest Targets

Ted Galen Carpenter June 12, 2023
A powerful pressure campaign is operating behind the scenes and distorting American policy.

Feminism Toward Peace

Carmel Richardson June 12, 2023
Mary Harrington’s new book offers more substance than mere criticism.

Rest in Peace, Roxham Road

Christopher Brunet June 12, 2023
Biden and Trudeau struck a deal to close Canada’s asylum loophole, but migrants have already discovered a workaround.

Death Comes for John Ford

Peter Tonguette June 12, 2023
The night Richard Nixon honored the great director.

The Soul of the Machine

Michael Toscano June 12, 2023
Matthew B. Crawford offers a vision of technology for free men.

Just the Ticket

William S. Lind June 12, 2023
A clever way to square the circle in 2024.

Commentary

Me and Bobby the K

Bill Kauffman June 12, 2023
An inner dialogue on the Democratic underdog.

Let Them Eat Anti-Wokeness

Matthew Schmitz June 12, 2023
The war against wokeness is not just a culture war.

Features

No Dope

John Hirschauer June 12, 2023
Pot legalization stalls as voters start to see its unintended consequences, such as “scromiting.”

Runaway Horses

Jude Russo June 12, 2023
Gambling liberalization—especially in the digital age—is a race to the bottom.

Something Wicked This Way Comes 

Mary Frances Myler June 12, 2023
Occultism is “the ideal liberal spirituality.” Just look at WitchTok. 

The Drug on Your Phone

Emile Doak June 12, 2023
It’s past time for legislative solutions to our collective social media addiction.

Slaves to Vanity

Helen Roy June 12, 2023
It’s a fine line between Instagram and pornography.

The No Smoking Garden

Harry Scherer June 12, 2023
The crusade against tobacco has depended on shameless propaganda.

A Texas Border Tour

Henry Chappell June 12, 2023
"It’s a hundred times worse than what they’re seeing on the news."

Arts & Letters

What Comes Next

Michael Knowles June 12, 2023
In his latest book, Patrick Deneen offers a substantive vision of a political order unshackled from liberal assumptions.

The Brainwashing Race

Peter Robinson June 12, 2023
A new book shows how modern brain science was a product of Cold War paranoia.

Blood and Treasure

Santi Ruiz June 12, 2023
Western historians must interpret Aztec culture on its own terms.

Feeling Like a Hero

Micah Meadowcroft June 12, 2023
It's hard to meet the needs of the moment.

Quite a Character

Shaun Rieley June 12, 2023
The roots of the American remain.

The Philosopher Spy

Kurt Hofer June 12, 2023
Fiction still isn't free from the postwar suspicion of deep loves and loyalties.

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