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Paul Kengor: The conservative movement going forward

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In my previous column, I wrote about moving the conservative movement beyond Donald Trump. I asked which conservative voices would best serve the conservative movement going forward post-Trump (assuming there is a post-Trump period). I particularly related this question to young people, who are the future of the movement and the country.
Since that column, a few notable things happened that bear on that question, including the reactions I received from Trib readers.
For one, CPAC held its annual meeting. Since 1974, the American Conservative Union, founded in 1964 by pioneering conservatives such as William F. Buckley Jr., has annually met in Washington for the Conservative Political Action Conference (this year it met in Florida, because of covid). The first CPAC keynote was delivered by California Gov. Ronald Reagan, who rarely missed ....

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Paul Kengor: Moving the movement beyond Trump

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A Never Trump colleague asks why I didn’t support a second impeachment of Donald Trump, given that I say that I want the conservative movement to move beyond Trump. The answer isn’t difficult.
For starters, the impeachment trial from the outset was a political spectacle, a rash judgment by Democrats. First, there was the debatable question of whether a non-sitting president can be impeached. Moreover, there were crucial questions not only of whether Trump instigated what happened on Jan. 6 but how House Democrats could immediately rush to an impeachment vote before an investigation had even been done on whether what happened was pre-planned well in advance (as everyone from the likes of CNN, MSNBC, NPR, The Washington Post and the FBI have reported), or whether those assaulting the building started before Trump even finished his speech ( ....

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Paul Kengor: Give Trump due credit for Operation Warp Speed

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President Biden receives his second dose of the coronavirus vaccine from Ric Cuming, chief nurse executive, at ChristianaCare Christiana Hospital in Newark, Del. Jan. 11.

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We’re full-throttle into mass distribution of covid-19 vaccines. And let there be no doubt, their rapid development is an extraordinary achievement. I want to underscore that by revisiting what I wrote here last spring, when I placed President Trump’s Operation Warp Speed into historical context looking particularly at the polio vaccine pioneered by Dr. Jonas Salk at Pitt. ....

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Paul Kengor: Remembering Christmas 1945

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Gen. Douglas MacArthur signs the Japanese surrender documents on Sept. 2, 1945, aboard the USS Missouri in Tokyo Bay.

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No Christmas in American history compares to that of 75 years ago: Christmas 1945. For the first time in several painfully long years, a nation at war was a nation at peace. Germany had surrendered in May and Japan in August. World War II was finally over.
“Home for Christmas!” became the rallying cry
for U.S. troops. Some arrived home just after, and most with no fanfare and ticker-tape parade. ....

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