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Announcement — Yoram Hazony Appointed a Trustee of the Heritage Foundation The Edmund Burke Foundation congratulates our chairman, Dr. Yoram Hazony, on his appointment to The Heritage Foundation’s Board of Trustees. His scholarship and leadership have been central to the renewal of national conservatism in the United States and across the West, helping shape conservative thought and public debate on nationhood, religion, constitutional government, and the family, among other subjects. We are pleased and grateful to see his work recognized in this way and look forward to many more years of close collaboration with our friends at the Heritage Foundation.
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Heritage is proud to announce the election of four distinguished leaders to our Board of Trustees: Lawrence Blanford, @yhazony, @MZHemingway, and J.C. Huizenga. These new trustees bring deep expertise spanning business leadership, corporate governance, journalism, and political philosophy, further strengthening Heritage’s stewardship at a decisive moment for the Conservative movement and the republic.
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🚨 AWESOME! Sec. Marco Rubio says he'll be the FIRST person to endorse JD Vance if he runs for president in 2028 "JD is a very good friend of mine. If JD runs for president, I think he'd be a PHENOMENAL candidate." "I've said publicly and I'll say it again, I'll be the FIRST person to sign up and support him! I think JD would do great." 🔥 Q: "Would you want to be a vice president?" RUBIO: "I want to be the secretary state and I'll worry about the future in the future." This could be the dream team! 👏🏻
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When she goes to events, you demand she stays home. When she stays home, you question her motives. Whether she laughs, cries, or shows anger, it’s always too much or not enough. Erika’s not only ruthlessly condemned, she’s relentlessly mocked as if she’s not a real person navigating massive loss. Yes, she’s a public figure, and as such she will receive critiques and questions. But if you can’t do that without hostility, without dehumanizing her, you’ve got a soul-level sickness that needs to be addressed.
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Will is correct in saying that what we might call Israelgate is the new Russiagate. And that had to wound @ComicDaveSmith because Dave was actually good on recognizing Russiagate for the op that it was. But he's blind to Israelgate because he has Israel Derangement Syndrome.
On @PiersUncensored yesterday, Buckley Carlson tried to suggest that Donald Trump "didn't want" to strike Iran but that he was "pressured" into doing so by Israel. Here's how I responded.
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Absolutely savage, @JeremyDBoreing

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“There is a self-hatred in the West that can be considered only as something pathological. The West attempts in a praiseworthy manner to open itself completely to the comprehension of external values, but it no longer loves itself; it now only sees what is despicable and destructive in its own history, while it is no longer able to perceive what is great and pure there.” — Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger (Pope Benedict XVI), “The Spiritual Roots of Europe”
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Announcing: New dates! NatCon Jerusalem is now scheduled for October 6-8, 2026. I hope to see you all there! The annual US conference (“NatCon 6”) will take place in Washington, DC after the midterms. Stay tuned for more information.
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Wonderful talk by @MZHemingway and @yhazony on the future of conservatism at @Heritage foundation. Please buy Mollie’s book on the incomparable Justice Alito! Let’s make her a best-selling author (again).
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Complete confusion. Magyar is as conservative as the Governor of Virginia is moderate. He already demanded that the President of the Republic and the head of the Constitutional Court resign—gangster tactics, not to mention illegal. He also told the CEO of a listed Hungarian energy company to withhold the dividend payments of a shareholder the incoming PM politically detests—a Bolshevik move. Don’t be fooled by Magyar’s “I am conservative” rebranding. This isn’t a course correction. This is a coup that follows a mysteriously funded and spectacularly successful digital election campaign by the global Left targeting the last safe haven for conservatives in Europe: Victor Orban’s Hungary. It’s no accident that Mr Obama, Mrs Clinton, and Mrs Von der Leyen were the first to congratulate the Hungarian people on choosing democracy. They were in that fight—and won. x.com/glennbeck/status/20437…

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"Whither the Reformation in America?" by Joshua Mitchell is the most important essay on the American Protestantism (and the Calvinists' relations with Evangelicals, Catholics, Jews, and more) that I've read in many years. It's spectacular. americanreformer.org/2026/03… @AmReformer
You need to be reading whatever Joshua Mitchell writes! New today @AmReformer 👀 americanreformer.org/2026/03…
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This year's reading list for my Modern Machiavellianism and Conservatism course.
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Cosign all of this, with one addition. I think the reason these types are lashing out is because Trump is getting good results at home and broad, thus far, by taking their most reasonable concerns seriously and addressing them (fears about quagmire, anger about anti-white discrimination) without ever doing what they want ideologically. He’s stripping them of their most reasonable positions that they used as a shield and leaving them only with their most radical, conspiratorial, and unpopular views left in their arsenal.
Tucker Carlson officially announces the "end" of the MAGA movement in a YouTube short uploaded to his channel. This comes after the president harshly criticized the conservative media figure earlier this week. Tucker's guest, Saagar Enjeti, claims that the Trump administration is doing the "same thing" as every previous administration. This is a totally ridiculous and inaccurate characterization of Trump 47, one that omits all of the good that it has done. Trump has objectively done more to crack down on anti-white discrimination and mass migration since these things more or less became America's civil religion in the 60s. Trump has signed multiple EOs banning DEI and certain forms of affirmative action; he's taken steps to end disparate impact; he's withheld hundreds of millions of federal funds to colleges unless they get rid of their DEI programs; he's secured the border; visa and green card denials are up; it's harder than ever to get an H-1B; he secured $170 billion to carry out the largest mass deportation campaign in US history; the list goes on. There's still much to be done, but it's evident that many good things are happening. But even on foreign policy, Trump has been solid so far. His handling of Maduro was masterful. Tucker and Saagar are clearly upset about Operation Epic Fury. I get that, and my position is that time will tell whether it is a success or a failure. But even in the worst case scenario, it is unlikely to be the "same thing" as the Global War on Terror, a decades-long series of wars and nation-building attempts. Even if OEF is a flop, I don't see how that undoes all of the good work Trump has done on immigration and anti-white discrimination, two issues about which, frankly, I care much more than most foreign policy matters. I think a lot of these podcasters are upset Trump hasn't done what they wanted them to do – and that his deviation from their preferred course of action actually hasn't backfired as they said it would. Consider the fact that Tucker predicted thousands of American deaths in the first week if we struck Iran. That didn't happen during Midnight Hammer, and it hasn't happened now. In my view, these types – Tucker, Massie, MTG, and so on – feel that they're losing influence in MAGA, so they're lashing out. Trump admittedly isn't perfect, and when he errs, he deserves good faith criticism. But if your dissatisfaction with something he's doing causes you to suddenly pretend that he isn't doing any good for America, then you're no longer operating in good faith, and therefore deserve to be mocked and disregarded.
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Tucker Carlson officially announces the "end" of the MAGA movement in a YouTube short uploaded to his channel. This comes after the president harshly criticized the conservative media figure earlier this week. Tucker's guest, Saagar Enjeti, claims that the Trump administration is doing the "same thing" as every previous administration. This is a totally ridiculous and inaccurate characterization of Trump 47, one that omits all of the good that it has done. Trump has objectively done more to crack down on anti-white discrimination and mass migration since these things more or less became America's civil religion in the 60s. Trump has signed multiple EOs banning DEI and certain forms of affirmative action; he's taken steps to end disparate impact; he's withheld hundreds of millions of federal funds to colleges unless they get rid of their DEI programs; he's secured the border; visa and green card denials are up; it's harder than ever to get an H-1B; he secured $170 billion to carry out the largest mass deportation campaign in US history; the list goes on. There's still much to be done, but it's evident that many good things are happening. But even on foreign policy, Trump has been solid so far. His handling of Maduro was masterful. Tucker and Saagar are clearly upset about Operation Epic Fury. I get that, and my position is that time will tell whether it is a success or a failure. But even in the worst case scenario, it is unlikely to be the "same thing" as the Global War on Terror, a decades-long series of wars and nation-building attempts. Even if OEF is a flop, I don't see how that undoes all of the good work Trump has done on immigration and anti-white discrimination, two issues about which, frankly, I care much more than most foreign policy matters. I think a lot of these podcasters are upset Trump hasn't done what they wanted them to do – and that his deviation from their preferred course of action actually hasn't backfired as they said it would. Consider the fact that Tucker predicted thousands of American deaths in the first week if we struck Iran. That didn't happen during Midnight Hammer, and it hasn't happened now. In my view, these types – Tucker, Massie, MTG, and so on – feel that they're losing influence in MAGA, so they're lashing out. Trump admittedly isn't perfect, and when he errs, he deserves good faith criticism. But if your dissatisfaction with something he's doing causes you to suddenly pretend that he isn't doing any good for America, then you're no longer operating in good faith, and therefore deserve to be mocked and disregarded.
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Best summary available of what the alt-right is selling to American Christians right now.
I know you're the really smart people. You're the only ones who clearly figured out secular Jews are feeding us all porn so that we go to war on behalf of the religious Jews seeking to reestablish their synagogue of Satan in order to kill Christ again because they're really not descendants of Abraham but Ashkenazi Euros bent on world conquest despite not even being able to forge their own country for 1800 years but that just bought them the time to use all that Rothschild money to infiltrate all the governments of the world in order to spread their evil and covertly control a planet they nevertheless can't stop from killing their own people and the Muslim world would love us if not for those pesky Jews despite the fact Islam went to war against Christendom during the period much of Christendom didn't think that highly of the Jews for that matter and nobody wearing "Property of Zion" shirts is blowing us up here at home but only the people wearing the "Property of Allah" shirts but that doesn't matter because the Jews actually helped to spread the religion that has been killing it because of how much they hate Christianity despite their being 180,000 Christian citizens in Israel at the moment and none of the 300,000 Christians in Qatar are permitted citizenship there and I haven't even gotten to explaining why Hitler was really misunderstood and Churchill was really the villain here but I will after I never show you the evidence that Tyler Robinson is innocent which I'm so sure of because I love his furry arse even more than his own family does apparently but it doesn't matter because we can't show you the evidence because some clan of Jews I discovered while deep diving on Wikipedia one night after too many nicotine pouches actually is making it impossible for the evidence to come to light and I could continue on but I have to go get my daily download from a 140-pound dweeb repressed homo virgin -- anyhoo when do I sieg heil?
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Every observant Jew in the world prays for the rebuilding of the Temple three times a day. We’ve been doing it for going on two thousand years.
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