It is morning in a more dignified, pro-worker America.
RECOMMENDED READING
It has been a long time since I dared to feel as exuberant for a conservative revival in America as I do right now.
The Republican nominee for vice president is the most intellectually developed conservative on a major party ticket in the last three decades. Corporate America, for the first time in years, seems to understand that half the country doesn’t want their beverage company to be a full-fledged culture warrior. Families are turning their backs on universities that offer debt and dysfunction rather than knowledge and skills.
Still, that optimism is tempered by the depth of our nation’s challenges and the feeling that time is running out.
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A New Republican Future Is Emerging—the Return of Actual Conservatism
JD Vance’s VP nomination could mean a GOP attuned to the needs of everyday Americans.
What Time Is It? Time to Govern.
A durable conservative majority is finally coming within reach.
J.D. Vance: The Populist Choice
Trump’s selection of Vance as his nominee for Vice President reflects a GOP attenuated to working-class Americans.


