Josh Hammer

The era of globalism is over; the imperative now is to decouple, reshore and renationalize.

In the current way-too-early 2024 polling for the presidential nomination, DeSantis consistently polls by far the best of any non-Trump alternative.

It ought to be the goal of conservatives and nationalists to re-politicize as much as possible the law and policy that have been previously de-politicized.

Benjamin Netanyahu is an extremely bright and well-read man, but he should refamiliarize himself with Alexander Hamilton.

There are many, many open questions here.

House Republicans have plenty of time to elect a speaker.

Concerted public policy and legal changes are still necessary.

The GOP elite's scorn for its own voters has, at this point, been a long time in the making.

The Republican Party is now a working-class party, whether or not its own elites accept that fact.

"They have learned nothing, and they have forgotten nothing."

The "Florida miracle" story is impossible to understand without the context of the COVID-19 pandemic and the leadership of Gov. Ron DeSantis.

This next governing coalition, and by extension the next Knesset, will likely be the most religious and the most right-wing in the history of the Jewish state.

The Fetterman debate debacle is yet another "mask-off" moment for America's hyper-partisan Fourth Estate.

We are now right back to where we started earlier this year, as spring moved into summer. The red wave appears to be coming back.

Conservatives must be willing to prudentially engage in escalatory tit-for-tat tactics across all areas of our republican life.

Our national interest in the Ukrainian theater is not coterminous with Zelensky's absolutist stance; our interest is for de-escalation, detente, and peace.

The demise of the monstrosity that is modern America's racist affirmative action regime would be an epochal step.

DeSantis forced a national conversation on the unsustainable, egregious situation at America's southern border.

Illusory "values-neutrality" must be rejected as the lie that it is.

Anyone who has ever thumbed through a history book can tell you how this story ends: not well, and sometimes with great bloodshed.

Big Tech gave Biden the election, and Big Tech now does Biden's dirty work for him.

Democrats have made their political bed; they must now lie in it.

There will be no going back to the old, feckless, moralistic nation-building crusades of decades past.

The Biden Regime has demonstrated its willingness, and indeed its eagerness, to take America to hitherto unprecedented depths of depravity.

Claremonsters recognize—to use a phrase that itself has Claremont-world provenance—"what time it is" in America.

The Left's fundamental problem is that its haughtiness, fervor, and zeal for gaslighting us sane Americans is belied by its unpopularity.

Democrats fail to appreciate that America is truly blessed to sit atop such an abundant wellspring of hydrocarbons.

These are not mere frivolous "gaffes," the sort of thing one can laugh off.

The reformed, MBS-era kingdom of Saudi Arabia shares core regional enemies with the United States.

The time for playing jurisprudential and judicial defense is over.