The French political right is fractured. Typically conservative voters are spread among the traditional right-wing party of Les Republicains, Emmanuel Macron’s centrist La République En Marche!, and the more nationalist National Rally (Rassemblement National), among other smaller parties. At The American Conservative, Scott McConnell explains how Marion Maréchal and her associates may be able to […]

At The American Conservative, Rod Dreher tells the story of Eric Zemmour, who has spoken out about the immigrant situation in France. Zemmour urges the French not to believe the lies they have been hearing for fifty years about immigration. He told a crowd at a recent political conference known as the Convention Of The […]

Rod Dreher hammers Labour Party critics of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson for what he calls their “gibbering insanity.” Dreher writes that it doesn’t matter what Boris’s capabilities are now, every Brit must vote simply to keep Labour out of power. He writes at The American Conservative (abridged): This is gibbering insanity … but it […]

At The American Conservative, Bill Wirtz describes the coming European Commission regime, headed by newly installed Ursula von der Leyen as one that will “crack down on people’s personal freedoms, regulate the economy even further, overtax consumers, and distort energy and food prices. Its radical agenda will hurt all Europeans alike.” Not to worry though, […]

Are Britons ready for “the nationalization of rail, water, mail, and electricity distribution; various big tax increases on corporations and the rich; powerful new rights for tenants in any disputes with landlords; legislation to increase the power of labor unions; and pay caps for corporate executives”? This stream of bad economic policies is awaiting them […]

In The American Conservative, Rod Dreher explains Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s efforts to preserve Hungary and to save it from the “Parisian-style banlieues filled with angry and unassimilable Muslim migrants, vicious institutional combat around so-called “white privilege,” and endless fights in locker rooms and libraries over gender ideology.” He writes (abridged): Western peoples have decided […]

A few years ago, I took a trip to Hungary and was supposed to meet the country’s popular Prime Minister, Viktor Orban. The meeting was unfortunately canceled due to a scheduling conflict, but I was able to get a feel for Hungary, and its people. At National Review, Jay Nordlinger examines the phenomenon of Viktor […]

At The American Conservative, Pat Buchanan applauds Boris Johnson’s decision to shut down the UK parliament in order to make it more difficult for his opposition to challenge “no-deal Brexit.” The maneuver not only gives Johnson the upper-hand at home but shows EU leaders that he’s willing to take the UK into Brexit without a […]