Trump regains GOP lead in national 2024 primary polls, but still loses to Biden
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis remains competitive, however.
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Articles tagged Conservatism
The conservative legacy of Canadian journalistic titan Ted Byfield, as told by one of his sons
On this week's episode of The Van Maren Show, Jonathon sits down with Vince Byfield, son of the late Canadian journalist Ted Byfield, for a discussion on his father's legacy in conservative politics, the culture war, and Christian education.
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Heritage Foundation president’s response to Karl Rove, George Will highlights conservative divisions
Kevin Roberts argued that the two pundits suggesting the GOP take a moderate approach is 'out of touch with reality and living in a bygone era.'
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Did the US interfere in the Hungarian election against Viktor Orbán?
While it is not yet clear that US-based donations were made illegally, Action for Democracy's involvement may prove to be America’s latest attempt to remove a government of which it disapproves.
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DeSantis makes powerful case for presidential nomination as Trump fatigue sets in
The Republican Florida governor is a veritable conservative results machine.
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Homosexual Trump aide challenges GOP congressman who criticized Romney’s support for same-sex ‘marriage’ bill
'Donald Trump supports it,' Ric Grenell told conservative GOP Rep. Chip Roy about same-sex 'marriage.'
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Conservative women do more good raising the next generation than holding office in DC
The message of the conservative movement cannot be that it is a virtuous goal to have moms away from their children.
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Conservatives push for GOP to delay vote on McConnell’s leadership after midterm letdown
It would be 'insane if we re-elect the same leadership two days from now,' Ted Cruz says.
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2022 midterms crystallize the Republican choices for president in 2024
This past week gave MAGA and the American Right a lot to think about.
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Trump threatens DeSantis with info dump if he runs for president ‘that won’t be very flattering’
So far the swipe has impressed relatively few people.
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