The Lincoln Project co-founder Rick Wilson received a brutal roasting on CBS’ The Late Show with Stephen Colbert when the animated hosts of the show’s “Tooning Out the News” segment lampooned the Never Trump political consultant for his group’s coziness with the George W. Bush administration.
Donald Trump is a disruptive president, but in the service of the Burkean conservatism that Never Trumpers once purported to uphold.
Opponents of President Donald Trump are planning to target his supporters, both in politics and in the media, after the election, according to a glowing account of the “Never Trump” faction of Republicans that appeared in Saturday’s Washington Post.
The Never Trump Lincoln Project, led by the likes of George Conway, Steve Schmidt, and Rick Wilson, has been flagged by Twitter for spreading “manipulated media” over its presentation of a portion of President Trump’s Salute to America July 4 speech.
Never Trump leader Rick Wilson’s hypocrisy is not limited to now attacking those who support the Confederate flag after previously supporting it himself.
The Never Trump Lincoln Project, led by the likes of Never Trumper Rick Wilson and George Conway, released a negative ad on President Trump on Tuesday, admitting that they are “not doctors” yet proclaiming that the president is “not well” and on decline.
Rick Wilson, a prominent Never Trumper and leader of the anti-Trump Lincoln Project, is facing a wave of backlash after effectively attempting to “cancel” Domino’s Pizza for thanking White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany for a compliment over seven years ago.
Richard Painter, former chief ethics lawyer in George W. Bush’s White House and an outspoken Never Trumper, exploded at Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) after she said she believes Tara Reade’s sexual assault allegations against former Vice President Joe Biden.
Actor and left-wing activist Mark Ruffalo shared a video with his 6.6 million Twitter followers by the Never Trump organization The Lincoln Project, falsely attributing deaths from the Chinese coronavirus to President Donald Trump and his administration.
Washington Post opinion writer Jennifer Rubin praised New York Governor Andrew Cuomo on Tuesday for his approach to coronavirus without mentioning his directive forcing nursing homes to accept COVID-19 patients.
President Donald Trump on Tuesday ridiculed a group of Never Trump Republicans who put together an ad criticizing his response to the Chinese coronavirus. “I don’t know what Kellyanne did to her deranged loser of a husband, Moonface, but it
As Google faces criticism over its collaboration with Apple on Chinese virus “contact tracing,” one of the D.C. think tanks it funds, the Niskanen Center, is coming out in defense of the tech giant against allegations by Oracle, whose lawsuit against Google is headed for the Supreme Court.
So, for all the evangelical Christians who once vowed “never Trump,” it’s time to come together and bury differences to defend freedom.
A tax-exempt group led by “Never Trump” Bill Kristol has released a new ad attacking President Donald Trump for his response to the coronavirus outbreak, featuring what the group says are Republican voters in key swing states.
Peter Wehner, a member of the small “Never Trump” faction, declared Friday in The Atlantic that “The Trump Presidency is Over” because of coronavirus.
Conservatives, it may be hard to hear this, but we may have to defend Jack Dorsey.
Former Vice President Joe Biden is the projected winner of the Virginia Democratic presidential primary.
Billionaire Republican megadonor Paul Singer has reportedly bought a “sizable” stake in Twitter and “plans to push” to remove CEO Jack Dorsey, according to reports.
Here’s the dirty little secret about Afghanistan… The people of Afghanistan, you know, the people we are trying to liberate…? Well, nowhere near enough of them want to be liberated. I’m sure some of them do, but not enough. Like Russia and Iraq, decades of authoritarianism have broken that country beyond repair.
Trump’s firing of John Rood is a sign that the Pentagon will not be immune from an effort to purge Never Trumpers from the administration.
Never Trump actually believed it had the Kingmaking power to stop Bernie Sanders. The result? Bernie is now the first presidential candidate in history to win the trifecta: the popular vote in Iowa, New Hampshire, and Nevada.
The majority of the money spent in the first four months of operations by The Lincoln Project, a Super PAC founded by George Conway and other “Never Trumpers,” has been paid to consultants affiliated with the project.
Former Rep. Joe Walsh (R-IL) on Friday ended his longshot Republican primary challenge against President Donald Trump for the 2020 GOP presidential nomination.
Trump’s silly errors always end up benefiting him, not only for the reasons listed above, but by way of how the people who hate and despise him always, always, always respond.
The now infamous clip of CNN anchor Don Lemon laughing along at insults of Trump voters represents everything wrong with the media, elites, and the NeverTrump swamp creatures trying their hardest to turn off new additions to the party.
For some reason, CNN anti-Trump activist Don Lemon found it necessary to separate himself from comments made by Never Trump grifter Rick Wilson and New York Times writer Wajahat Ali.
In the form of Don Lemon, Rick Wilson, and Wajahat Ali, the unholy trinity of CNN, the New York Times, and Never Trump got together Saturday to mock Trump supporters as illiterate rubes.
The editors of National Review, who devoted an entire issue in 2016 to making the case “Against Trump,” are doing it again in a new editorial arguing against President Donald Trump’s argument that impeachment requires a crime.
When the far-left Politico concedes something like Never Trump “flaming out,” you have to stop for a moment to point and laugh.
Chris Jacobs hopes to capture the state’s 27th congressional district Republican nomination, but his campaigning with a Never Trump Republican and his voting for tax increases in the state Senate might jeopardize his chances of getting reelected.
Steve Schmidt, the former Republican strategist and MSNBC political analyst who co-authored a New York Times op-ed by “Republicans” on Tuesday attacking President Donald Trump, renounced his party membership last year.
George Conway, attorney and husband of senior White House aide Kellyanne Conway, will lead a new group of anti-Trump critics aimed at thwarting President Donald Trump’s re-election.
Former Vice President Joe Biden is bashing the outsize influence billionaires are having on the race for the 2020 Democrat nomination, despite his own campaign relying heavily upon their money.
Angry leftists are attempting to “cancel” Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY), the “new Republican star” who emerged as a major GOP player in the public impeachment hearings.
New Hampshire Democrats are trolling the state’s Republicans for bringing in former Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-UT) to kick off the GOP’s 2020 campaign efforts in the Granite State.
Former South Carolina Republican Congressman and Gov. Mark Sanford (SC) is ending his longshot bid for president, according to emerging reports.
As a combat veteran of the War on Terror and two tours in the Middle East, it’s distressing to me that such an obvious victory like the death of a major figure in the ISIS movement is being poisoned by partisanship.
Following significant backlash, Washington Post columnist Max Boot deleted a sentence in a recent piece he wrote, in which he argued that ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi did not die a “coward” because “he blew himself up.”
So as you can see, killing al-Baghdadi can only mean bad things — you know, like how Trump and the military just bagged the guy who was all set to take al-Baghdadi’s place.
Washington Post columnist Max Boot on Monday suggested that ISIS founder and leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi did not die like a “coward” as President Trump described.
