

All the Lonely Conservatives (Left, Right & Center Crossover)
Sep 27, 2024
David French, an opinion columnist at The New York Times and a familiar voice on prominent political discussions, joins the conversation with Sarah Isgur and Jonah Goldberg. They tackle the fallout from Liz Cheney's stances amid the never-Trump Republicans and explore the future of conservatism. Delving into executive power, they discuss the misconceptions about presidential authority. The talk also turns to the escalating tensions in the Middle East and its implications for American politics, emphasizing the need for empathy in uncertain times.
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Cheney's Voting History
- Liz Cheney stated she's never voted for a Democrat, surprising Sarah Isgur.
- Isgur questioned if such strict party loyalty was truly representative of individual conviction.
Past Democrat Votes
- Jonah Goldberg and David French discussed their voting histories.
- French revealed he once voted for a Democrat in a Kentucky gubernatorial race due to the weak Republican presence.
Defining Republicanism
- The definition of "Republican" is debated in the context of Never Trump voters.
- Goldberg suggests self-identification counts, while French notes ideological shifts within the party.