Are Republicans really poised to put brakes on Ukraine aid?
A serious split on foreign policy in the party on the eve of the midterms shows the issue is far from decided.
W. James Antle III is the politics editor at the Washington Examiner. He was previously editor of The American Conservative, managing editor of the Daily Caller, and associate editor of the American Spectator. He is the author of Devouring Freedom: Can Big Government Ever Be Stopped?
A serious split on foreign policy in the party on the eve of the midterms shows the issue is far from decided.
On this fight, it’s the libertarian and populist conservatives coming out to make arguments against proxy war and NATO expansionism. Why?
George W. Bush, the architect of our 9/11 wars, is trying to tell us how to think and feel about the Afghanistan withdrawal.
But is the Republican grassroots outside the Beltway truly interested in their same old tune?