Conservatism
Who Cares About the Law?
Actually, we all do. Not a day goes by without legal issues playing a prominent role in current events. But it is not easy for people who are not lawyers–the sensible majority!–to get clear explanations of, or…
Kevin Roberts’ book ‘Dawn’s Early Light’ explains the Heritage Foundation meltdown
On a Thursday night in December, I got a breathless call from a Heritage Foundation senior scholar. John Malcolm and Jessica Reinsch, the director and a deputy director of the think tank's Meese Center for Legal and…
Where have the ‘Don’t Tread on Me’ Republicans gone?
Based on the troubling goings-on in Minneapolis, it's hard to describe former GOP Rep. Justin Amash's post on X as hyperbolic: "They're building a police state right before our eyes—which will ultimately…
Voices of Sanity | Power Line
Everyone knows that Minnesota has gone around the bend, but there are still a few voices of sanity in our state. Among the most important is the American Experiment Podcast. Hosted by Kathryn Johnson and Grace Keating, it has…
The Difference Between Populism and Conservatism
In a recent interview with Ezra Klein of the New York Times, Yuval Levin of the American Enterprise Institute offered a useful way to understand the difference between conservatism and populism. One way to think about the…
Elon Musk told Scott Jennings that Rand Paul is the one person in D.C. who ‘gets it’
That there are fractures within the conservative movement is not going to come as a shock to those who follow politics closely, particularly over the last few months. The response to Republican activist Charlie Kirk's…
The conservative movement’s identity crisis
This week, guest host Billy Binion is joined by Scott Jennings, a political analyst best known for his viral debates on CNN, where he is often the lone conservative voice. Jennings is also the author of A Revolution of Common…
Crazy like a psychopath | Power Line
Is Candace Owens crazy like a fox or crazy like a psychopath? She appears to have developed a huge online audience for several varieties of insanity on her pocast. That’s quite an accomplishment. However, she will beat a…
When Washington crossed the Delaware on Christmas 1776, it wasn’t in the name of Christian nationalism
I grew up a few miles from where George Washington and his Continental Army crossed the Delaware River to launch a surprise attack on Hessian mercenary soldiers stationed in Trenton, N.J. Down on his luck, Washington launched…
The CRB at 25
Our friends at the Claremont Review of Books are celebrating the magazine’s 25th anniversary. Over the past week we have rolled out the following pieces from the special 25th anniversary double issue in our Picks, all…
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