The party will decline because it has a demographic problem
By Daniel McCarthy
Big Tech’s unchecked power serves a moral vision as comprehensive as that of any religion
By Daniel McCarthy
Trumpism and the GOP are turning into a new blob
By Daniel McCarthy
Limbaugh brought rock’s irreverence to conservative commentary
By Daniel McCarthy
Predictions of GOP doom have a long history of being wrong
By Daniel McCarthy
If Trump wants the Republican nomination in 2024, who or what will stop him?
By Daniel McCarthy
Trump was the mildest of corrections to the failures of post-Cold War liberalism
By Daniel McCarthy
American hegemony in the service of a liberal world order no longer protects our civilization
By Daniel McCarthy
There are upsides to giving Joe Biden unbridled power
By Daniel McCarthy
Seventy-five years after the end of World War Two we still have forces in Britain, Japan, Germany and Italy
By Daniel McCarthy
American politics is full of irony as a result of the separation of powers
By Daniel McCarthy
The only thing coming on if Biden wins is another round of hopeless foreign interventionism and nation-building
By Daniel McCarthy
The American political system is much more dynamic and self-reactive than either left-wing or right-wing activists assume
By Daniel McCarthy
