To be a “postliberal” conservative, then, is to be someone who seeks rediscover and excavate a conservatism that emerges from a deeper strata of Western civilization—pre-Enlightenment—and draws legitimacy from a more ancient and teleological epistemology beyond and apartfrom the classical liberal framework that gave birth to the fake conservatism you and I have been exposed to for practically our whole lives.

In striking Iran, against all external pressures not to, President Trump has—in his second term—become the most courageous president of my lifetime and probably the most courageous president since Teddy Roosevelt. 

L.S. Goozdich is the author of the novels Gunlaw: Bloodlands, Frozen Wrath, Vipers & Red Rocks, and Fire In The Tall Grass. When he’s not writing, he runs the YouTube channel L.S. Author, works as a licensed mental health counselor, and enjoys life with his wife and children.

The problem with celebrities isn’t that they use their wealth to enjoy lives of comfort and safety. It’s that they enjoy lives of comfort and safety while going out of their way to advocate for a world that’s radically unsafe for us and our children.

Everything good is firmly rooted in the real.

The benefits of America’s alliance with Israel are so vastly lopsided in our favor, that the U.S. government should be willing to do almost anything to preserve it.