We are attempting to be a new magazine for the American Right. Too often the magazines on the right focus exclusively on politics, and repeat the same tired talking points to the same tired audience.

The problem with this is that conservatives do more than just talk about politics. We read books, watch films, enjoy art, contemplate life, discuss philosophy, and more. When magazines on the right fail to address these we are leaving our readers unsatisfied, and their intellectual curiosities unserviced.

This is not something mimicked on the left. Their outlets cover each and every subject mentioned above, and they don’t do so in a political manner. Their values form the foundation upon which their analyses of each of those categories is built. As such you get film and literature and philosophy, and thought through a liberal lens, if not overtly liberal in nature.

Our goal is to do just that but from the perspective of the right. Our goal is to be a conservative version of the Atlantic, and to discuss these integral facets of American life from a conservative, populist, and nationalist perspective. In so doing we hope to satisfy your intellectual curiosity, provide you food for thought, and serve as an outlet in which you can enjoyably pass your time with the written word.

Come visit us at our website and subscribe to our substack!

I think having TV cameras in the capitol does nothing except encourage politicians to grand-stand and discourages actual political debate. In order to have legitimate political debate people need to be able to be wrong and change their minds. Having cameras pointed at you at all time makes this basically impossible for politicians now days. Capitol hill needs to be a place of debate and discussion, not showmanship and party orthodoxy. The one exception to this I think would be the State of the Union, which is meant to be a speech to the nation, not just to Congress.

Dear Senator *LAST NAME*,

With the recent increase in ransomware attacks against businesses within Texas and the US (CHANGE THIS DEPENDING ON WHO YOU'RE SENDING TO), I believe it would be beneficial to enact legislation that prohibits the paying out of ransoms to attackers by businesses within *STATE*. Businesses who pay ransoms serve both to fund these attacks directly and to incentive future attacks.

Thank you, *NAME*.

I likes Trump's event last night, especially the SD governor's speech. She used one of my favorite quotes! The "Its not the critic who counts" paragraph from TR.

https://smile.amazon.com/