Politics


Prayer for America
Isabelle Redfield Isabelle Redfield

Prayer for America

We bring our prayers and petitions to honor this year’s National Day of Prayer.

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The Abolition of Women
Conservative Women Isabelle Redfield Conservative Women Isabelle Redfield

The Abolition of Women

I never thought I'd live to see the day when "what is a woman" is an actual question that some people find difficult to answer. By biblical standards, women are the natural companions to men. What men lack in one area, women are designed to make up for, and vice versa—a perfect dynamic. Biology also proves this, with women having XX chromosomes and men having XY. In simple terms: women are not men, and men are not women.

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Australia’s Covid Madness: Goodbye to the Free Paradise
Isabelle Redfield Isabelle Redfield

Australia’s Covid Madness: Goodbye to the Free Paradise

For all intents and purposes, I live the same way as I did in 2019. That is why it is hard to imagine that I am living on the same planet as a country that arrests teenagers for swimming at the beach, corrals sick people into internment facilities, and blocks perfectly healthy travelers from leaving the airport all because of a virus with a 99.98 percent survival rate.

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The Importance of Veterans’ Day
Isabelle Redfield Isabelle Redfield

The Importance of Veterans’ Day

This Veterans’ Day, in a country troubled by broken hearts, deceit, and violence, we must not forget the heroes who have served in the U.S. military, pledging themselves to a life that many of us don’t have the strength to bear.

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A Texas Resident’s Crash Course to the Border Fiasco
Isabelle Redfield Isabelle Redfield

A Texas Resident’s Crash Course to the Border Fiasco

Here in the Lone Star State, we’re blessed with the most mouthwatering BBQ that money can buy, the swankiest Lucchese Boots you can sport, and a strong spirit of rugged individualism that every Texan exudes. But unfortunately, while other states are geographically isolated from the problem, we directly face the consequences of the migrant crisis ravaging our southern border. 

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“The View” Needs a Conservative
Conservative Women Isabelle Redfield Conservative Women Isabelle Redfield

“The View” Needs a Conservative

For years, The View has been a liberal self-congratulatory circle for left-leaning women to hear their own views on trivial subjects. Meghan McCain brought a breath of fresh air to this progressive pageant. Her spot must be filled by a conservative boss babe who uses the show as a bully pulpit to advance our principles and ideas amid an unwelcoming audience.

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All Hail Our Free-Thinking Harajuku Barbie
Isabelle Redfield Isabelle Redfield

All Hail Our Free-Thinking Harajuku Barbie

Nicki Minaj surprised everyone when she retweeted Tucker Carlson of all people. When she was criticized for that, Nicki didn't back down and defended her “radical” right to agree with or be persuaded by a different political party than Hollywood’s. Nicki hits the nail on the head. Black Americans are in many ways expected to conform to the world's expectations for us.

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California’s Stockholm Syndrome
Isabelle Redfield Isabelle Redfield

California’s Stockholm Syndrome

California has fallen dangerously ill. The diagnosis? It seems it’s come down with a bad case of Stockholm syndrome. The state has been battered by years of abuse, all thanks to progressive policies, yet nearly 64 percent of voters couldn’t part with Governor Gavin Newsom this past Tuesday.

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20 Years Later…
Jayme Chandler Jayme Chandler

20 Years Later…

So on this twentieth anniversary, and now as residents of New York, our Editorial Team is thankful. We're thankful for the heroism and extreme bravery displayed on 9/11. We're thankful for the incredible rescue workers who worked day and night for months to find survivors, bodies and clean up the rubble graveyard that was Ground Zero.

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The Man in the Red Bandana
Isabelle Redfield Isabelle Redfield

The Man in the Red Bandana

Although Welles’ dream was to pursue a career as a firefighter, he secured a job with the investment bank, Sandler O’Neill, on the 104th floor of the South Tower of the World Trade Center in New York City. When American Airlines Flight 11 hit the North Tower on the morning of September 11th, 2001, Welles Remy Crowder worked alongside the heroic New York City firefighters to save over a dozen people that day before the south tower fell.

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Dear Marie Claire, Stop Glorifying Abortion
Pro-Life Isabelle Redfield Pro-Life Isabelle Redfield

Dear Marie Claire, Stop Glorifying Abortion

The Left has attempted to reshape the abortion narrative in an attempt to make its gruesome reality seem less like a necessary evil and more like a positively good institution. However, the victory of the Texas Heartbeat Law shows us that not all hope is lost.

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Jen Psaki: Vogue Celebrates Mediocrity
Isabelle Redfield Isabelle Redfield

Jen Psaki: Vogue Celebrates Mediocrity

In comparison to Kayleigh McEnany’s tenure, Psaki’s treatment as press secretary has been a walk in the park. Leave it to Vogue, then, to eulogize Psaki for being mediocre. A scripted phonograph, a professional bullshitter, and a boring piece of toast, Psaki fails to impress, and Vogue should stop pretending otherwise.

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What the Taliban’s Return Means for Afghan Women
Isabelle Redfield Isabelle Redfield

What the Taliban’s Return Means for Afghan Women

Over the weekend, Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan, fell to the Taliban. Since President Joe Biden announced in April his decision to withdraw all remaining U.S. troops by the twentieth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, the nightmare scenario many predicted has come to fruition. As the looming threat of the Taliban once again becomes a reality, Afghani women will be the true victims, and we must keep them in our prayers.

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President 47?
Isabelle Redfield Isabelle Redfield

President 47?

If the presidency is the real performance, the governorship is the dress rehearsal, and DeSantis has wowed on stage month after month. For a Republican 2024 hopeful, his record in Florida is hard to beat.

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We Are Latino, Not Latinx
Isabelle Redfield Isabelle Redfield

We Are Latino, Not Latinx

While woke institutions and figures now widely use the word “Latinx,” there is one heritage group that has yet to adopt the jargon. The group? Hispanic Americans, whom the word claims to represent. According to a recent Gallup poll, only 4% of Hispanic adults self-identify as “Latinx.”

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One Year Later: A Letter from The Founders
Isabelle Redfield Isabelle Redfield

One Year Later: A Letter from The Founders

The concept of The Conservateur was informed by our experience as young, conservative women in America. It was clear that conservative women had no place, current or future, in the pages of Vogue, so we canceled our subscriptions and got writing.

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