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Fantasies, a City on the Hill, and Baking Bread - Front Porch Republic

Front Porch Republic “Failures of Leadership in a Populist Age.” In an essay that rings even more true after the events of Wednesday, Yuval Levin warns would-be populist leaders to shun the temptations of fantasy and root their words and actions in reality: It is the task of leaders in populist eras … to offer ways to use political power effectively to address [populist] complaints that are rooted in reality. And they need to push to the side or disperse the power of those complaints that are rooted in fantasy, so that they don’t render populist movements pointless, ridiculous, or dangerous.

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Pro-Trump media figures blame agitators for Capitol invasion

Pro-Trump media figures blame agitators for Capitol invasion Conservative media tries to cast doubt on Capitol mob. By Jeremy Barr Washington Post January 7, 2021 11:46am Text size Copy shortlink: Conservative radio host Mark Levin lambasted the Trump supporters who breached the U.S. Capitol building and shut down the electoral certification process on Wednesday afternoon as fools and idiots who should be prosecuted. But, he reassured his listeners, None of you had anything to do with it. . You, we, are the law-abiding citizens of this country. Greg Kelly, the top-rated host on conservative upstart Newsmax, said we condemn it unambiguously. But, he told viewers during his prime-time

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Not all Trump supporters : Conservative media tries to shift blame, cast doubt on identity of Capitol invaders

‘Not all Trump supporters’: Conservative media tries to shift blame, cast doubt on identities of Capitol invaders Jeremy Barr Replay Video UP NEXT Conservative radio host Mark Levin lambasted the Trump supporters who breached the U.S. Capitol building and shut down the electoral certification process on Wednesday afternoon as “fools” and “idiots” who should be prosecuted. But, he reassured his listeners: “None of you had anything to do with it. . . . You, we, are the law-abiding citizens of this country.” Greg Kelly, the top-rated host on conservative upstart Newsmax, said “we condemn it unambiguously.” But, he told viewers during his prime-time show: “These people don’t look like Trump supporters. Trump supporters don’t do these things.”

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Congratulations, National Review! You Got Your Wish! It was all worth it, these principled conservatives will tell you, because conservatism had to be destroyed in order to save it from Trump By George S Bardmesser

Congratulations, National Review! You Got Your Wish! It was all worth it, these principled conservatives will tell you, because conservatism had to be destroyed in order to save it from Trump By George S Bardmesser
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What Will Future Republicans Stand For?

President Trump is likely to claim that Big Tech and Big Government are out for revenge against him, and a lot of Americans are likely to agree with his assessment. No matter how you feel about President Trump running for president again in 2024, there will be four years of a Biden (and perhaps Harris?) presidency to get through before then. Republicans in office will have to decide what they stand for during this interim. “Oppose Biden” will be part of the answer, but it is not the complete answer. THE MORNING JOLT All Our Opinion in Your Inbox NR Daily is delivered right to you every afternoon. No charge.

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