The American Spectator

Trump Is Blowing Up the Majority? What MAJORITY? More from @TheHayride 👇

Russia isn’t getting what it wants — neither Ukrainians or Africans will accept defeat. spectator.org/ukraine-is-mak…

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After all, three-quarters of the Louisiana GOP vote did go against Cassidy. Even more demonstrative is the fact that Cassidy didn’t just lose to Trump’s endorsed candidate, U.S. Rep. Julia Letlow, but he was also bested by non-Trump-endorsed John Fleming. One way to see that is Cassidy didn’t just lose the hard-core Trump voters but the majority of Louisiana Republicans who weren’t swayed by Trump’s endorsement.

Trump Is Blowing Up the Majority? What MAJORITY? More from @TheHayride 👇

If the Pope can apologize for slavery, what about the Democrats? spectator.org/pope-apologize…

RFK Jr. has good intentions but his efforts are in the wrong place. spectator.org/the-crisis-beh…

Liberals Want to Cancel Your Memorial Day Barbecue It seems as though cancel culture has no end for the Left… spectator.org/the-spectator-…

The Spectator P.M. Podcast: The Surprising Factor Behind the World’s Population Crisis with hosts @EllieGardey and @LyrahMargo Available on @rumblevideo and all podcast platforms.

Studies are increasingly linking diversity quotas to weaker performance, lower morale, and operational decline. zurl.co/D5G8u

Consent of the governed meant more than elections — it meant limits on power. zurl.co/kUcAX

Memorial Day is not about sales or long weekends. It is about sacrifice. It is about the men and women who gave their lives so that this country, and its freedoms, could endure. They believed in something bigger than themselves, and today, we are called to do the same. Today, we honor and remember the fallen.

My new @amspectator column on the death and dearth of screen comedy, except for unintentional laughs at their woke silliness. spectator.org/the-laughs-on-…

As the nation approaches its 250th birthday, the US bishops call Americans to repentance, mercy, and renewal in Christ. zurl.co/j5CqN

J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis answered the darkness of the 20th century with myth, truth, and hope. by Shmuel Klatzkin zurl.co/5bJrZ

The Spectator P.M. Podcast: Liberals Want to Cancel Your Memorial Day Barbecue with hosts @EllieGardey and @LyrahMargo Available on @rumblevideo and all podcast platforms.

Jews craving inclusion are antisemites’ delight. zurl.co/9UzD7

There is a growing and worrying market for fake quotes. I have friends who have tattooed their backs with a quote attributed to Diego Armando Maradona, believing it comes from Aristotle. And it’s a plague that is completely out of control. So much so that there are countless fake quotes that are better than the originals, and that reveal truths their supposed authors could never have reached. As a journalist, I like to contribute to the chaos . . . zurl.co/y2kWf

Remembrance of the witty, relentless congressman who could out-argue almost anyone: Barney Frank. zurl.co/YhMTv

Why is any of this important? Because if Trump is succeeded by a more conventional foreign policy president — Republican or Democrat — America First will wither on the vine, and the new administration will be staffed by people who think as the CFR experts noted above. That would gradually undo all of Trump’s foreign policy accomplishments and return to power the “geniuses." zurl.co/TWBVJ