Author: Spencer Lambert

Every primary season, a persistent question resurfaces in Washington: does a Trump endorsement still sway elections? Pundits and Beltway analysts…

In American politics, a well-worn strategy involves campaigning as a moderate centrist before governing with radical policies once elected. Candidates…

Every election cycle, without fail, a fresh batch of Democratic candidates discovers the magic word: unity. They splash it across…

If you’re a young conservative heading back to school this fall, brace yourself. In Indiana last week, a grown woman…

In past eras, American justice relied on evidence and procedural integrity rather than crowd sentiment. That era now feels distant…

When Ron DeSantis leaves the governor’s mansion in Tallahassee, he’ll hand over the keys to a state he fundamentally reshaped.…

There was a time in this country when socialism was universally understood as a losing proposition—no debate topic, no lifestyle…

In a civilized society, the law draws moral lines. It guards those who cannot guard themselves and holds firm where…

Imagine leaving your front door unlocked for thirty years, then acting surprised when someone walks in and empties every drawer…