Why Anti-Semitism is a Losing Strategy for the Conservative Movement
Peloni: Radicals are nothing to celebrate, and the promotion of Jew Hatred is nothing to tolerate. As Trump has made statements on the unacceptable nature of these things, he has failed to call out Carlson and his fellow MAGA talking heads for their promotion of intolerance, even as it strikes directly at the heart of Trump’s own anti Iran policies. Trump needs to address this issue directly. His silence on the rampant promotion of Jew Hatred among the likes of Carlson is not helping him.
A big tent is only meaningful if it stands for something.
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The death of conservative icon Charlie Kirk has prompted more than mourning. It has triggered a profound reckoning about the future of the American conservative movement, one that played out in real time at Turning Point USA’s recent AmericaFest convention.
Just three months after Kirk’s assassination, the organization he co-founded became the venue for an intense debate over a fundamental question: Should conservatism remain a coalition with clear moral boundaries, or should it become a broader movement that tolerates racists, antisemites, and conspiracy theorists in the name of “free speech” and “not canceling anyone”?




An image that Jared Kushner presented at the Board of Peace signing ceremony in Davos on January 22. Screengrab via Youtube.





