Ben Domenech

Whether something is legal or not doesn’t connote cultural sustainability or mitigate the potential harm to our political discourse.

When it comes to just dropping the idea that Mitch McConnell and Kevin McCarthy are working for a foreign power, that’s just politics for Nancy Pelosi.

Bolton is a thin-skinned and snarky figure who succeeded in convincing a surprising number of smart people in Washington that he is somehow serious and statesmanlike.

In an Oval Office interview with The Federalist’s Ben Domenech, President Trump calls on Republicans to stand strong and unite against lawlessness.

The recriminations about the likely loss of two GOP incumbents in Georgia will ripple through Republican circles in a display of total acrimony.

Whether she sticks around or is rejected by a conference already fed up with her anti-incumbent donations, Cheney is now persona non grata.

Here comes the Mitch McConnell impeachment effort, as effective and well-thought as his filibuster defense effort.

In Biden’s speech, St. Augustine’s deep warning about misdirected unity in love of the wrong thing becomes the spiritual equivalent of “c’mon, man.”

Diminishing the culture war in this heated moment isn’t just anti-conservative; it has the priorities of the people completely backward.

O’Brien inspired comedians through a dedication to crazy, wacky humor your dad didn’t get. He would rather make you laugh than make you clap.

Rumsfeld was a true American patriot but also the archetype of disaster in the republic in the modern era, an outstanding tactician and an overmatched strategist.

This moment demands basic core competence on how to govern and lead across multiple areas, and this administration apparently lacks nearly all of it.

The first third of Joe Biden’s speech defending the disastrous Afghanistan withdrawal was full of lies, and done in completely bad faith.

There is no line he would not cross, there was nowhere he would not go for a joke he believed in.

Gruden’s forced resignation is a new level of cancel culture mission creep, and you should care about it, because it’s probably going to happen to you.

Culture is a kitchen table issue, just as much as health care bills and taxes, despite years of smug assurances otherwise from consultants and pundits.

If the Court lets pro-lifers down, it will put a definitive end to the question of whether the next nominee should be a judge or a politician with a record.

The importance of learning nothing and forgetting nothing.

The playbook they’re running against Joe Rogan is obvious, recognizable, and requires new defensive weapons.

Football marked the end of an era in 2022. Will our politics follow?