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Short Articles & Opinion

The Myth of Republican Radicalism

2023, Fusion

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The Limits of Class Analysis

2023, Law and Liberty

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Our Partisan Future

2023, Law and Liberty

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The Future of Immigration Politics

2023, Law and Liberty

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Choosing How We Vote

2022, Law and Liberty

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The Mythical Progressive-Conservative Voter

2022, Law and Liberty

 

Nostalgia for 1990s Conservatism

2022, Law and Liberty

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Surveying the American Right

2022, Law and Liberty

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Partisan Democracy

2021, Law and Liberty

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Lessons of Glenn Youngkin’s Shocking Victory in Virginia Governor’s Race

2021, The New York Post

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The Promise of Populism

2021, Law and Liberty

 

Stranger Things in Reaganland

2021, Law and Liberty

 

After National Conservatism

2021, Law and Liberty

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The Working-Class-Party Myth, and What Really Motivates Voters

2020, National Review

 

A Liberal History of Conservatism

2020, The Washington Examiner

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Battle for the Boomers

2020, The Spectator

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The Man Behind the Curtain?

2020, Law and Liberty

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Talk Radio, Take One

2020, Law and Liberty

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Takin' It to the Streets

2020, Law and Liberty

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Are Trump Supporters Anti-Muslim?

2019, The Brookings Institution 

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Surviving Russophobia

2019, Law and Liberty

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What Really Happened in the Last Presidential Race?

2019, Law and Liberty

 

9 Books on Political Behavior that Every Student of Politics Should Read

2019, The Intercollegiate Review

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What are the Real Fault Lines Dividing Americans?

2019, Law and Liberty

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The Alt-Right's Moment has Come and Gone

2018, The American Conservative​

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Survey Data Indicates a Complicated Relationship between Religion and Racial Attitudes

​2018, Berkley Center for Religion, Peace, and World Affairs​

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Religion or Party?

​2018, The Intercollegiate Review​

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The Demography of the Alt-Right

​2018, Institute for Family Studies​

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Welcome to the Party, Pal

​2018, Law and Liberty

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What if We Cannot Escape Identity Politics?

​2018, The Intercollegiate Review

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America’s Polarization Has Nothing To Do With Ideology

​2018, The American Conservative​

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Lee Edwards’ Just Right and the Lessons of Movement Politics

​2018, Law and Liberty​

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The Radical Right is a Threat to Some Individuals but will Never Hold Political Power

​2018, The Washington Post

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What the Abortion Debate Hath Wrought

2017, Law and Liberty

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Bannon's World of Political Warcraft

​2017, Law and Liberty

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George Hawley on His Book Making Sense of the Alt-Right

2017, Rorotoko​

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The European Roots of the Alt-Right

2017, Foreign Affairs

 

Some Conservatives have been Against Capitalism for Centuries

​​2017, The American Conservative

 

The Alt-Right is Not Who You Think They Are

2017, The American Conservative

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Is there Really a Racial Divide Between North and South?​

2017, The American Conservative​

 

How Marriage and Mortgages Influence Election Outcomes​

2017, Institute for Family Studies​

 

No, Americans are Not Polarized by Ideology​

2017, The American Conservative​

 

Is the Religious Right to Blame for Christianity's Decline?​

2017, The American Conservative

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​​What Americans Think About Open Marriages

2017, The American Conservative​

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How Many People Actually Feel "White Guilt"?​

2017, The American Conservative

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Does the Religious Right's Decline Help the Alt-Right?​

2017, The American Conservative

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How Donald Trump Can Change Conservatism

​2017, The New York Times

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Did the 2016 Election Provide a Blueprint for the Future Success of the Republican Party?

​2017, Starting Points (with Carson Holloway)

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A Right-Wing Revolt Against Trump? Dream On​

2016, New York Daily News

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