Rod Dreher is a conservative columnist and editorial writer known for his strong opinions on culture, religion, and politics. He is a devout Orthodox Christian and often writes from a Southern perspective. Dreher's work can be found in publications such as The American Conservative and The Critic Magazine.
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Rod Dreher's coverage in The American Conservative predominantly focuses on opinion editorials and legal policy regulation, with a strong emphasis on American politics. He seems to lean towards thought-provoking pieces that challenge prevailing narratives or provide alternative perspectives.
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By: Rod Dreher
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Israel is conducting a just war fighting a barbaric enemy.
Rod Dreher argues the west's Orbán hysteria is absurd and that hungary is safe, civilised and democratic November 2023
By: Rod Dreher
Our real lives have become Black Mirror episodes. (Snip) I’ve never seen anything like this in my life, and neither have you. In fewer than 48 hours, TikTok has convinced tens of thousands of Americans to take the side of the man most responsible for 9/11. Think about that. The Chinese Communists have created a weapon that compels Americans to cheer for 9/11, the same as people throughout the Arab world did at the time. They are endorsing it because in the epistle, the leader of al Qaeda condemns the Jews and tells Americans he committed terror against them in part because of America’s support of Israel.
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Thank You, Prof. Michael Beschloss, for Denouncing the Viktator.
By: Rod Dreher
What a day this has been. I never imagined that I would witness the banning of a peaceful political meeting in a supposedly free and democratic country. But that’s what nearly happened today in Belgium — in Brussels, the capital of the European Union. I say “nearly,” because despite the attempts by the municipal government, aided by the police and urged on by Antifa, the National Conservatism conference went on, though in a much constrained fashion. After having two venues cancel on us at the last minute, under pressure by both the mayor of Brussels, and two district mayors, police entered the Claridge event space with the intention of shutting
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By: Rod Dreher
‘Before I left for America on this trip, I complained to a Magyar friend about how stubborn Hungarians are, and how they refuse to change their ways of doing things, even when there is a plainly better way. “You’re right, we are like that,” she said. “But consider that our hard-headed temperamental conservatism is also the thing that makes us willing to stand up to Brussels and tell them to go to hell.” Touché.’
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