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Past articles by Ben:

Ukraine, The New Right, And Defending The West

A puzzle to be solved. → Read More

Once Again, Joe Biden Has Failed A Basic Foreign Policy Test

Biden's could very well be the administration that lost the post-Cold War world order that had been maintained for more than thirty years. → Read More

GOP Should Ask Winsome Sears To Respond To The State Of The Union

As Republicans consider who ought to be tasked with responding to President Biden’s State of the Union address on March 1, they have the luxury of an obvious, unobjectionable choice whose message speaks to the moment, and to their priorities in 2022: Virginia’s Lieutenant Governor, Winsome Sears. The San Francisco school board recalls are just the latest sign that American voters are fed up with… → Read More

The Parents Are Restless And They Must Be Crushed

East Coast, West Coast, it turned out everyone was mad. → Read More

In 2022, The Torch Will Be Passed Whether You Like It Or Not

Football marked the end of an era in 2022. Will our politics follow? → Read More

When It Comes To Joe Rogan, The Real N-Word That Matters Is 'No'

The playbook they're running against Joe Rogan is obvious, recognizable, and requires new defensive weapons. → Read More

Blame Aaron Sorkin For How Lefties Argue

Sorkin’s classic put-downs are everything a smart lefty parent wishes they had said in the moment they started losing an argument about carbon offsets. → Read More

Jan. 6 And The Curse Of Whataboutism

The importance of learning nothing and forgetting nothing. → Read More

After This Case, Abortion Politics Will Never Be The Same

If the Court lets pro-lifers down, it will put a definitive end to the question of whether the next nominee should be a judge or a politician with a record. → Read More

The Falling Man: 2001

No one who witnessed them fall will forget it. That final act of defiance speaks for itself, and it says: Do not go gentle into that good night. → Read More

Be Aware Of Performative Wokeness

What do you think the NFL cares more about? Pre-game music? Or non-guaranteed contracts for its majority-black workforce? → Read More

The Chaotic Genius Of Donald Rumsfeld

Rumsfeld was a true American patriot but also the archetype of disaster in the republic in the modern era, an outstanding tactician and an overmatched strategist. → Read More

A Fond Farewell to Conan O'Brien

O'Brien inspired comedians through a dedication to crazy, wacky humor your dad didn’t get. He would rather make you laugh than make you clap. → Read More

Paul Ryan Is Wrong To Diminish The Culture War

Diminishing the culture war in this heated moment isn’t just anti-conservative; it has the priorities of the people completely backward. → Read More

60 Years Later, JFK’s Moonshot Beckons Us To American Risk

Sixty years ago today at this very moment, in a rare midday joint session address to Congress, John F. Kennedy set an incredible goal for the nation. → Read More

Jon Stewart Killed 'Crossfire' And He Was Wrong

There is today essentially no program that pairs left and right perspectives on camera as co-equal hosts to debate today's topics. Is that a good thing? → Read More

What Is Mitch McConnell Thinking?

Here comes the Mitch McConnell impeachment effort, as effective and well-thought as his filibuster defense effort. → Read More

The Old Order Returns

The central question we should consider as The Old Order returns is whether what we are seeing in our country is happening because it is strong or weak. → Read More

There Is No Future For A Liz Cheney GOP

Whether she sticks around or is rejected by a conference already fed up with her anti-incumbent donations, Cheney is now persona non grata. → Read More

After Likely GOP Losses In Georgia, Let The Blame Game Begin

The recriminations about the likely loss of two GOP incumbents in Georgia will ripple through Republican circles in a display of total acrimony. → Read More