National Review Archives

Liz Cheney is extremely conservative. That won’t win over conservatives.

Yphtach Lelkes, Mark Pickup, Erik Kimbrough, and Eric Groenendyk - August 2, 2022

Donald Trump could change the meaning of ‘conservative’ because, our research finds, ideological labels are group identities as much as reasoned political beliefs

Will Pennsylvania vote for a Harvard grad with a working-class image?

Thomas Gift - May 26, 2022

The Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate, John Fetterman, is cultivating an unpretentious image. Here’s what the research says.

Look beyond Trump’s language to see the roots of recent political violence in the U.S.

Joshua C. Wilson - January 11, 2021

For the past 50 years, conservatives have capitalized on demonizing the federal government

Why Indian Americans are not becoming Republicans any time soon

Sumitra Badrinathan, Milan Vaishnav, and Devesh Kapur - October 14, 2020

Our study examines why they’re sticking with the Democrats

The latest Star Wars film satisfies the right wing. Will the left start trolling?

Bethany Lacina - January 18, 2020

Don’t expect a new ‘Fandom Menace’ to emerge this time around

Is the impeachment inquiry really ‘unconstitutional’?

Andrew Rudalevige - October 10, 2019

There’s a long history of White House lawyers saying what the boss wants to hear.

Surprised by all these abortion bans? Meet Americans United for Life — the most significant antiabortion group you’ve never heard of.

Susan Roberts - May 31, 2019

It designs legislation aimed at staying out of the headlines and minimizing backlash.

There’s an old conservative idea behind Donald Trump’s threat to regulate Google

Henry Farrell - September 4, 2018

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Trump is a typical conservative. That says a lot about the conservative tradition.

Henry Farrell - February 1, 2018

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Most Republicans still say they support Trump. Who’s most likely to break ranks and speak out against him?

Michael Wohl and Dominic Packer - July 20, 2017

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