Edward Welsch

Latest by Edward Welsch in ITO

• Culture

  March 11, 2021

  Leave Dr. Seuss for Dead

  7 min

  Dr. Seuss was one of his era's greatest cancelers of conservatives, a warmongering propagandist, and a writer of subversive kids' books. No one should lament his cancellation.

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• Culture

  January 13, 2021

  Crazy Hopes

  5 ¼ min

  The emergence of a British YouTuber pushing the bad ideas of “Q” shows collapsing trust in public officials and the frustration of Americans denied answers. The cure for despair lies not in outlandish hopes, but a calm analysis of political power.

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• Culture

  January 7, 2021

  A White Pill for Disappointed Populists

  4 min

  After a period of ultimately futile repression probably coming from D.C. and Big Tech, the national populist movement will emerge stronger than ever—and it will be stronger and more effective after Trump.

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• Politics

  February 13, 2020

  How Tall Is Michael Bloomberg, Really?

  2 ¼ min

  Is Michael Bloomberg really "a 5'4" mass of dead energy" or is this a tall tale of President Donald Trump's in the midst of campaign season?

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• International

  January 6, 2020

  Killing Soleimani Was Just – Now Let’s Get Out

  4 min

  The summary execution of Iranian Maj. Gen. Qassem Soleimani in Iraq on Friday appears to be completely justifiable, but it's time for America to leave the Middle East.

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Latest by Edward Welsch in Chronicles

• Blog

  March 11, 2021

  Leave Dr. Seuss for Dead

  6 ½ min

  Dr. Seuss was one of his era's greatest cancelers of conservatives, a warmongering propagandist, radical leftist, and a writer of subversive books directed at children. No one should lament his apparent cancellation.

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• Interview

  February 2021

  An Interview with Matthew Tyrmand

  12 min

  An investigative journalist and member of Project Veritas, the son of Chronicles' founding editor made waves with his reporting during the 2020 election. He shares his thoughts on the American political scene in 2021 and beyond.

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• Blog

  January 13, 2021

  Crazy Hopes

  4 ¾ min

  The emergence of a British YouTuber pushing the bad ideas of “Q” shows collapsing trust in public officials and the frustration of Americans denied answers. The cure for despair lies not in outlandish hopes, but a calm analysis of political power.

  Read More

• Blog

  January 7, 2021

  A White Pill for Disappointed Populists

  3 ½ min

  After a period of ultimately futile repression probably coming from D.C. and Big Tech, the national populist movement will emerge stronger than ever—and it will be stronger and more effective after Trump.

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• Editorials

  January 2021

  The Long March Ahead for the Real Right

  5 ¾ min

  The election shows that the real power struggle in America is between an elite class of professionals and their dependents, who mainly occupy the urban cores in Democratic “blue states,” and working-class people, especially in the American heartland.

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