Author: Carson Holloway

No political movement can succeed by ignoring its voters’ self-interest.

Misuse is no reason to reject the Declaration’s principles altogether.

The Constitution does not grant them special privileges.

It’s a product of judicial policymaking untethered to the real meaning of the First Amendment.

The Supreme Court needs to jettison the actual malice doctrine.

Washington and Lincoln displayed the best of the office.

Journalists don’t have a First Amendment right to break the law.

The routine operations of government shouldn’t be hamstrung by a minority.

We should seek to rebuild the standards of civilized society.

A country is more than just a group of self-interested individuals.

As Aristotle taught, politics is the architectonic science.

The president’s inclinations have deep roots in American history.

Andrew McCarthy is wrong about Trump’s Perkins Coie executive order.

He understands the whole man.

Thanksgiving is a window into our country’s religious heritage.

A constitutional and prudent way to redress an abuse of power.

They are an arm of the Democratic Party.

Party insiders destroy the process in order to save it.

Even Trump’s haters ought to consider the benefits of shielding him from prosecution.

Old-time liberals would not recognize the doctrine that speaks in their name.

The case for funding endless war in Ukraine is bankrupt.

Republican voters’ trust in their own elected leaders is plummeting.