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Why would I break bread with Republicans? Because we need a healthy Republican Party

After years of gradual radicalization, eliminationism is now becoming the American right’s open and unapologetic mode of politics. And as long as “decent” people turn away and pretend it [...]

It was bad enough that Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak, a moderate Democrat, was verbally assaulted in late February as he was departing a restaurant with his family by a pair of bellicose men who threatened to hang him. Even more disturbing were the supportive remarks from Republican officials who lauded the attack.

Principles First means if Americans can be Ukrainians, maybe they can be Americans, too, or something. It's an idea.

Here’s the day that was — and will be — in Florida politics.

WASHINGTON -- Republican Illinois Rep. Adam Kinzinger told a conference of conservatives turned off by former President Donald Trump on Sunday he would fight "to take back our political system" after he leaves the House at the end of this term. He hedged later when asked if that meant he was considering a run for president.

Republican Illinois Rep. Adam Kinzinger told a conference of conservatives turned off by former President Donald Trump on Sunday he would fight “to take back our political system” after he

An annual meeting of conservatives was a launchpad for Ronald Reagan’s American idealism. Today, it’s a platform for a very different view of the world.

The Conservative Political Action Conference is now underway in Orlando, Florida. This is the 48th CPAC -- the first event was staged by the American Conservative Union in 1974 and counted Ronald Reagan as its keynote speaker that year.

The Conservative Political Action Conference is now underway in Orlando, Florida. This is the 48th CPAC -- the first event was staged by the American Conservative Union in 1974 and counted Ronald Reagan as its keynote speaker that year.