Dan McLaughlin is a Senior Writer at National Review. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, law and legal affairs, and international affairs, with a particular focus on elections, public policy, and current affairs. Dan's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Daily Mail, The Irish Times, and the New York Post.
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Our strategic, political, and moral dilemma in the Iran war derives from never deciding why we’re at war in the first place.
Our 13th president may not be worthy of great honor, but his choice of statesmanship over principle does deserve to be taken seriously.
By: Dan McLaughlin
Finding common ground on the common good continues to be elusive. Allow me to add a few more words in reply to Michael Brendan Dougherty.
It's not just the self-identified socialists who aim openly to destroy the American constitutional system of government.
The stock market just keeps roaring ahead, as if the country and the global economic outlook were much more bullish than they are.
The filibuster has long been treasured as an institutional safeguard against controversial legislation, even if it has the support of a majority of senators, from becoming law.
The filibuster has long been treasured as an institutional safeguard against controversial legislation, even if it has the support of a majority of senators, from becoming law.
Darline Graham just trashed her brother's Senate legacy. Lindsey must be rolling over in his grave.
That Abdul El-Sayed won the Michigan Democratic primary for Senate by (at this writing) less than a point, after the last five polls in the race
This post is in response to Common Misrepresentation I do not have a whole lot more light to shed on the common good debate , but
