Michael Brendan Dougherty is a senior writer at National Review and the author of "My Father Left Me Ireland." He is also a visiting fellow for the Social, Cultural, and Constitutional Studies division at AEI. His articles cover a range of topics including politics, culture, and current events, with a focus on providing insightful analysis and commentary.
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Michael Brendan Dougherty's coverage is predominantly focused on opinion editorials, legal policy regulation, and government announcements in the realm of politics. He covers a wide range of topics within the political landscape such as border issues, plagiarism, racial gerrymandering, LGBTQ+ rights, free speech, controversy and assassination.
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Normalize Melania.
The more MAGA-inclined Republicans were supporting Rick Scott in the contest for Senate leadership. I understood why, given that Scott has probably bent the most toward the prevailing wind in the party.
Gabbard being nominally in charge of these freaks is poetic justice.
How the richest man in the world became the disrupter conservatives needed.
Lindsey Graham put things crassly when he made a case for U.S. support for Ukraine on the basis of its valuable resources.
With President Joe Biden granting his son Hunter such a wide and expansive pardon, it's not surprising that people will question the wisdom of the pardon power at all.
The U.K.’s vote in favor of medically assisted suicide may force another society to confront the reality, and significance, of frailty.
I’ve been struck by a strain of commentary asking observers of the world scene to focus on and celebrate the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime in Syria.
Many Irish try to explain their attitude toward Israel as a commitment to international law or as the reflex of a former colony. This doesn't hold up under scrutiny.
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