Why Catholics Voted for Trump
by Mary EberstadtMaybe, just maybe, a critical mass of American Catholics is finally taking off the “Kick Me” sign. Continue Reading »
Maybe, just maybe, a critical mass of American Catholics is finally taking off the “Kick Me” sign. Continue Reading »
Immigration is a subject that is so interesting but so often misrepresented. Continue Reading »
Pro-abortionists spent a whopping $118 million in Florida alone and still lost. Continue Reading »
Elite presentations of religious faith as dangerous and oppressive are becoming unpersuasive. Continue Reading »
The ads insist that the man who once frequented the Playboy mansion and makes jokes about Arnold Palmer’s anatomy would discover his inner Puritan once back in the White House. Continue Reading »
The mystery isn’t that many of today’s young men are deserting the side that loathes them and fears them and sometimes longs to queer them. It’s that socially and economically superior players haven’t a clue anymore about what makes young men tick. Continue Reading »
Our crisis is about who we are and how our idea of who we are ennobles or debases our common life. Continue Reading »
If voting for Trump is considered a fulfillment of Christian duty, or even an act of Christian piety, it would be a distraction from that duty. Continue Reading »
The vote is the means, but the end, the duty, is truly to pick an officer for the office. Continue Reading »
Christless conservatism lacks a full-orbed positive vision for the human person, and thus for the common good. Continue Reading »