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In the latest episode from Uncommon Knowledge, Sir Roger Scruton, a formally trained political philosopher, talks about his life and th...

From The Telegraph By Daniel Hannan The cleverest living Englishman S ome years ago, while canvassing for his wife in a local e...

F ormer Sen. Jim DeMint, the president of the Heritage Foundation, writes in his new book—“Falling in Love With America Again”—about th...

By Paul G. Kengor   Editor’s note: This article first appeared at TheBlaze.com.    A rudderless Republican Party, afraid to as...

By Ken Connor T his month, the American Conservative Union's Conservative annual Political Action Conference, or CPAC, convened ...

Editor’s note: The following is an excerpt from Paul Kengor’s new book 11 Principles of a Reagan Conservative . Among the principles is f...

In the UK today people of a truly conservative persuasion do not have a voice or a political party to represent them   ' The kind of...

W e resolved to ignore the annual CPAC meeting this year, which was hijacked by  libertarian and homosexual organizations.  We are pleased t...

Forrest McDonald is professor of history at the University of Alabama, as well as distinguished senior fellow at its Center for the Stu...

T his is well worth a read. The TEA parties that have taken place and will be held across America are a great sign that Americans want a re...

It abandoned culture, tradition and learning. From Forbes By Melik Kaylan W hat a strange, appalling time to be an American conservative. O...

From Aberdeen News By Jon D. Schaff T he election drubbing recently taken by Republicans has given rise to much soul searching on the part ...