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We’re Not Doomed To Be Polarized
A Democrat, a Republican, and a search for common ground
Journalism Comes For Teenage Trauma and Triumph on TikTok
Internet culture has a kid consent problem
Eric Weinstein Mistakes an Enemy for a Friend
On a recent podcast episode, Weinstein failed to grasp just how deeply his guest disagreed with him
Too Much Commentary on the “Woke” Movement Is Just Amateur Sociology
The latest developments in progressive politics call out for better analysis
Don’t Become That Thing You Hate
In 2020, you must choose a side. And regardless of your decision, absolute loyalty is required.
Shut Up, He Voxsplained
Some critics of the Harper’s letter on open debate boost its case
The Rhetoric of Treason in Political Discourse
Trump often accuses Americans of treason. He’s following his political tradition’s style of argumentation.
Cancel Clusters
The public meaning of what “canceling” refers to may be more a fuzzy web than a precise definition. It’s still bad.
What if a Presidential Candidate Ran on What Most Americans Actually Wanted?
Imagining the two-thirds-majority platform
Decadence — For the Time Being
A Review of “The Decadent Society” by Ross Douthat
Portland As I See It
Here’s the difference between what I saw with my own two eyes and what I see online and on TV
Imagining a World Without the Harper’s Letter
A better approach to coordinated action
Fixed Forward on a Star
Conservatism and the promise to black Americans
Pro-Life Reasons to Be Pro-Choice
Allowing choice is more likely to protect unborn life