The Republic Notebook
Trenton HaleA blog about politics, history, and religion from a libertarian-conservative viewpoint.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 81 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 16 days ago |
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Why Conservatives Should Not Abandon Free Markets
On the right, it is becoming increasingly popular to think that free markets are not something that ought to be upheld. The market, critics say, dissolves communities, rewards rootlessness, commodifies everything it touches, and answers to...
Donald Trump Still Doesn’t Understand Trade Deficits
Perhaps the most disappointing thing about President Trump (and the modern conservative movement as a whole) has been the policies on tariffs. While the GOP was once strongly in the camp of free trade, that principle has been abandoned than...
Why Trump’s $5,000 Dividend Checks are a Terrible Idea
During the Republican Midterm Convention, Trump made a vow to send $5,000 to every U.S. adult if the Republicans win both the House and the Senate in November. His remarks drew mixed views from Republicans, with some of his followers suppor...
Municipal Grocery Stores Are NOT Sensible and Obvious
One of Zohran Mamdani’s promises if elected to be mayor of New York City is to institute government run grocery stores to fix the inflation crisis and lack of grocery stores in numerous neighborhoods. While this has rightfully come with a l...
Why I'm not a Christian Zionist
Through Israel’s invasion of Gaza following the October 7th, I have been very critical of Israel for its actions against the violence against the Palestinians, criticizing Israel for its “war on civilians” and for the United States governme...
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