Conservative Review with Daniel Horowitz

Thanks to Trump unifying the party and Democrat overreach, Republicans have surprisingly held strong on the shutdown. We first delve into a new, dangerous agreement to defend Qatar in case of war. At a time of global intifada being fomented by the Muslim Brotherhood, why is there no outcry about elevating Qatar to de f

The partial federal shutdown is a joke born out of nonsense, with both parties agreeing to keep our economy, society, and system of government shutdown. Today, I explain why our economy is shut down with Trump reneging on his promise to focus on the forgotten man and instead offering favors to Pfizer and Big Tech. Next

We begin with some observations on how Democrats are so much more united and willing to fight through a government shutdown than Republicans. Next, I offer some baseline concerns about Trump’s Gaza plan. While details are still murky, we have to make sure we don’t get sucked into a nation-building mission on behalf of

I begin by casting some pessimism on our ability to win the key battles at the federal level. We are failing to even quell communist attacks on ICE agents. However, we are finding that when we unite local neighbors in a righteous cause, we are achieving shocking success. I go through a number of recent examples of Davi

In many ways the European Right has more potential and is surpassing the American Right in effectiveness because it is not weighed down by a wayward leader and a lucrative online grift. In today’s "free-for-all Friday," I go through a ton of news stories on Congress, economy, and foreign policy to show how our policy o

You get what you fight for. We fought against censorship and vaccines, and you know what? We are starting to see results. Unfortunately, on issues where we have not created a movement with a sense of direction, such as the economy, we are floundering. We’re joined by Craig Shapiro, a macroeconomist, to offer a long-ter