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Editors at National Review Online explore one of the Trump administration’s worst ideas. Not many Americans thought it was a good idea for President Trump to accept a Boeing 747…
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Editors at National Review Online explore one of the Trump administration’s worst ideas. Not many Americans thought it was a good idea for President Trump to accept a Boeing 747…
Casey Chalk writes for the Federalist about one way to boost civic virtue. Americans don’t read literature much any more. According to a YouGov survey, 40 percent of adults did…
A new survey from the Institute for Family Studies asks why so many young men are adrift, disconnected and disengaged from today’s world. The study, conducted by YouGov between April…
Socialism seems to be polling higher in America, especially among younger Americans. A recent Cato survey found that 62 percent of respondents aged 18 to 29 held a “favorable view”…
Audrey Fahlberg writes for National Review Online about one positive outcome from the federal government shutdown. Amid the shutdown, some conservative groups are finding opportunities to push advocacy campaigns aimed…
Victor Davis Hanson writes for Real Clear Politics about Democrats’ ineffective opposition to President Donald Trump. Why are opposition Democrats not offering alternative agendas and compromises? Could they partner with…
Andrew Stuttaford writes for National Review Online about misleading polling linked to a controversial energy policy. One of the supposed mysteries in contemporary politics, especially in Europe, is the mismatch…
Jeff Charles writes for Townhall.com about American optimism heading into the new year. Despite a long and arduous election season, rampant economic woes, and an increasingly polarized society, Americans remain…
Tristan Justice of the Federalist ponders Americans’ reactions to Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s plans for his new Trump administration role. The new movement to “Make America Healthy Again” is incredibly…
Jeremiah Poff writes for the Washington Examiner about the political leanings of young Americans. It wasn’t that long ago that the phrase “the children are our future” was a source…
Alex Welz writes for National Review Online about a prediction that has fallen short of the mark. In 2002, Ruy Teixeira and John Judis famously envisioned an “emerging Democratic majority”…
Roger Pielke and Ruy Teixeira highlight voters’ concerns about Democrats’ push for a “clean energy” transition. The future of the clean energy transition is cloudy. It’s well-known that there are…