Another Window Into America’s Two-Tiered System of Justice
It isn’t just about criminal punishments and presidential pardons
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How the Decline of Evangelicalism Helped Elect Donald Trump
Loosening social mores cleared a way once blocked by the Moral Majority
Elite Misalignment
Understanding the break between elite and everyday interests
The End of Job Growth
Declining fertility is already harming the labor market
Conservatives Need a Positive Governing Vision
America’s problems can’t be solved by only addressing what government shouldn’t do.
Conservatives Should Care About Cities
Both as electoral targets and as centers of governance, cities hold untapped potential for conservatives.
Tax Cuts Aren’t a Magic Bullet for Red States
The traditional Republican playbook for state success is too simplistic.
Coming Apart in the Hoosier State
Farah Stockman’s new book, American Made: What Happens to People When Work Disappears, documents the closure and relocation of an Indianapolis Rexnord bearing plant to Mexico and Texas. Stockman, a New York Times reporter, was assigned to cover the Rexnord plant after then-candidate Trump tweeted about its pending closure and the scheduled relocation of a nearby Carrier plant to Mexico in 2016.
