Mark Antonio Wright is a writer and journalist who focuses on national politics and conservative perspectives. He is a regular contributor to National Review, where he covers a range of topics including political analysis, policy critiques, and cultural commentary. With a keen eye for detail and a strong commitment to conservative principles, Mark provides thoughtful and thought-provoking insights into current events and issues.
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Mark Antonio Wright's work predominantly focuses on providing expert commentary and opinion editorials with a focus on politics. His thematic coverage prominently features political content, making him likely to be interested in pitches related to current political events, policies, or analysis.
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Why Trump won and the Democrats lost — and what comes next.
By: Mark Antonio Wright
The weekend after Thanksgiving always has some of the best the game of college football has to offer. And, yes, that includes “The Game”: Michigan vs. Ohio State.
Today's news of the arrest of a "person of interest" in Altoona, Pa., suspected to be the murderer of Brian Thompson, the UnitedHealthcare executive
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By: Mark Antonio Wright
They are taking casualties, but there’s no doubt that the arrival of thousands of fresh North Korean troops is a boon to the Kremlin’s prospects.
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