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Declaring the TV Age Over for Politics
Ian Tuttle writes for National Review Online about an interesting development during the 2024 election cycle. At the New York Times, Ross Douthat takes note of one of the signal…
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Elite Students Can’t Read Books?
Ian Tuttle writes for National Review Online about a disturbing trend at elite American universities. The Atlantic’s November cover story, “The Elite College Students Who Can’t Read Books,” is a…
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Relying on political rage
Ben Shapiro writes at National Review Online about politicians’ focus on voters’ strongest negative emotions. The Democrats have apparently discovered the fountain of political youth: rage. Speaking last week, Senator…
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Exposing the dangers of ‘Antifa’
Ian Tuttle of National Review Online takes aim at Antifa, a violent group that takes its name from a shorthand version of “anti-fascist.” Antifa movements began in early-20th-century Europe, when…
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An argument against the ’25th Amendment option’
Ian Tuttle of National Review Online pans one idea floated for addressing concerns about President Trump. Less than four months into his term, members of Congress and commentators are openly…
Law & Public Safety
Schumer’s misguided attack on the Supreme Court nominee
Ian Tuttle of National Review Online explains why New York Sen. Charles Schumer’s attack on U.S. Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch is misguided. On Wednesday morning, Senator Schumer and his…
Health Care
Looking for GOP leaders
Ian Tuttle of National Review Online describes Republican leaders’ timidity when it comes to addressing Obamacare. It’s difficult to explain charitably what is taking place. It’s not as if Republicans…
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Probing prospects for a new Trump governing coalition
Ian Tuttle of National Review Online ponders the notion that President Trump’s approach to government could lead to a new coalition of voters. In contrast to conservatives, who tend to…
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The role of the ‘loyal’ opposition
Now that progressives have lost a presidential election, Ian Tuttle of National Review Online ponders their potential responses to Donald Trump’s administration. [N]ot all protest is the same, and just…
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Trump shouldn’t pick winners and losers
Ian Tuttle of National Review Online reminds us that a command economy is a bad idea, regardless of who’s in charge of government. Last week, President-elect Trump intervened to keep…
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Trump and Taiwan
Ian Tuttle of National Review sees good news in President-elect Donald Trump’s unexpected decision to speak with Taiwan’s president. When the president-elect of the U.S. took a phone call last…
Elections & Public Integrity
A monkey wrench in the electoral math?
Ian Tuttle of National Review Online profiles David Evan McMullin, the conservative whose longshot campaign has a remote chance of throwing the 2016 presidential race into turmoil. … [I]f McMullin…