Jonah Goldberg

Goldberg: This cannot go on forever

February 12

Goldberg: This cannot go on foreverJonah Goldberg discusses the unsustainable pace of Trump's second presidency, highlighting the challenges of balancing policy and process. He warns that the current political dynamics will soon shift, testing Trump's authority and strategy.

Goldberg: Many will lie about the consequences of Trump's tariffs. The markets won't

February 6

Goldberg: Many will lie about the consequences of Trump's tariffs. The markets won'tJonah Goldberg argues that while many may lie about Trump's tariffs, the stock market won't. Trump's reliance on market performance could counteract his harmful tariff policies, as markets reflect economic reality.

Goldberg: Party unity is no easy feat with a leader like Trump

January 31

Goldberg: Party unity is no easy feat with a leader like TrumpJonah Goldberg discusses the challenges of achieving party unity under Donald Trump's leadership, highlighting Trump's unconventional approach to loyalty and its impact on Republican cohesion.

Goldberg: Donald Trump is president again. Did you feel the vibe shift?

January 24

Goldberg: Donald Trump is president again. Did you feel the vibe shift?As Donald Trump begins a second term, a surprising consensus emerges: American politics has experienced a significant "vibe shift." This change challenges traditional political assumptions and reshapes voter dynamics.

Goldberg: The geopolitical stakes of Trump's Greenland pursuit

January 16

Goldberg: The geopolitical stakes of Trump's Greenland pursuitJonah Goldberg argues for the U.S. to peacefully acquire Greenland due to its strategic location and resources. However, Trump's aggressive rhetoric complicates the issue, risking diplomatic relations with Denmark.

Goldberg: Decoding Trump's promises: The swamp vs. the deep state

January 7

Goldberg: Decoding Trump's promises: The swamp vs. the deep stateJonah Goldberg delves into Trump's conflation of "the deep state" and "the swamp," explaining their differences. While the swamp represents real bureaucratic self-interest, the deep state is largely a conspiracy theory.

Goldberg: This is the trouble with Elon Musk's debut as a federal budget negotiator

December 27, 2024

Goldberg: This is the trouble with Elon Musk's debut as a federal budget negotiatorElon Musk's debut as a federal budget negotiator reveals tensions within the Republican Party, highlighting conflicting goals between Musk's push for fiscal restraint and Trump's debt-driven agenda. Jonah Goldberg critiques Musk's approach.

Goldberg: Why the U.S. economy outshines the world despite political rhetoric

December 19, 2024

Goldberg: Why the U.S. economy outshines the world despite political rhetoricThe U.S. economy is thriving, but attributing its success to Biden or Trump oversimplifies the issue. Historical trends show that economic health isn't solely tied to presidential policies, despite partisan claims.

Goldberg: The headlines said Amnesty International accused Israel of genocide. Here's what they missed

December 12, 2024

Goldberg: The headlines said Amnesty International accused Israel of genocide. Here's what they miss...Amnesty International's report on Israel and Gaza sparked headlines of genocide accusations, but buried within is an acknowledgment that Israel doesn't meet the legal definition of genocide. Here's what was overlooked.

Goldberg: Victorious Republicans are once again falling for the mandate trap

November 14, 2024

Goldberg: Victorious Republicans are once again falling for the mandate trapJonah Goldberg argues that Republicans are falling into the "mandate trap" by overestimating their electoral mandate. Despite internal contradictions, GOP leaders are aligning with Trump, risking unpopularity.

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