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The Right doesn't need to remake itself. It just needs courage (opens the original)
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In conservative and largely online circles, the term “NETTR” has gained traction. It stands for “no enemies to the right.” The underlying thinking is that those to one’s left are the enemies, and those to one’s right, just by mere placement, can’t be. It sounds good in theory: that “owning the Libs” matters most of all. In practice? It’s destructive in both the short and long term. Conservatives must clearly and increasingly reject it. Join Washington Examiner for unlimited access to the news, a
Pro-life won the battle with Dobbs, not the war (opens the original)
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In less than two months, voters will head to the polls to decide the midterm elections. Republicans are looking for a strong turnout as the party nears the halfway mark of President Donald Trump’s second and final term. Meanwhile, Democrats are hoping to make major gains. While every seat in the House of Representatives is up for grabs, the Senate has 35 out of 100 seats on the line. Beyond the immediate questions of control of Congress are the statewide ballot measures. There are 164 measures o
Gen Z's indifference to Sept. 11 is inexcusable (opens the original)
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This week marks 25 years since Sept. 11, 2001. Every year, we get further away from that day. The visceral components fade into a more manageable memory. Like most horrors, the shock and pain still linger as we move on. But this never means we forget the terrible events or how profoundly they changed our nation. For those who were either too young or not yet born to experience Sept. 11, the experience is naturally quite altered. For some, there’s almost a bitterness about how much that day occup
Patrick Clancy is a victim (opens the original)
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On Jan. 24, 2023, after running errands, Patrick Clancy returned home to a scene of unimaginable horror. Outside on the snowy lawn, he found his wife, Lindsay Clancy, bloodied and injured after jumping from the second-story window in a failed suicide attempt. When he went inside to look for his children, he discovered them in the basement. All three, Cora, Dawson, and Callan, had been strangled. The trial of Lindsay Clancy is a regrettable showcase of the worst of humanity: A woman tasked with c
Charlie Kirk's murder is a basic ethical litmus test (opens the original)
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It has been nearly a year since Charlie Kirk was shot in the neck and killed at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah. The horrific and sudden nature of his death at age 31 sent shockwaves through the country. Unfortunately, it also inspired bad actors to wallow in either conspiracy theories or outright celebration at his murder. The nearly 12 months since his death have done little to quiet the noise. At the very least, the volume hasn’t diminished. Join Washington Examiner for unlimited access
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