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By: The Editors of The Encyclopedia of Conservatism

The Republican Party

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Alliance for Responsible Citizenship

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The Daily Wire

By: The Editors of The Encyclopedia of Conservatism

The United States Supreme Court

The Republican Party

The Republican Party was founded in 1854 by men who wanted to stop the extension of slavery into the western territories, and within six years it had elected Abraham Lincoln and split the country. It is the older of the two American parties in continuous name and the younger in origin, and it has changed its economic and foreign policy commitments several times while keeping one constant: it has been the vehicle through which American conservatism, when it has had a vehicle at all, has contested for power.3 That relationship has never been comfortable. The party existed for a century...

Alliance for Responsible Citizenship

The Alliance for Responsible Citizenship (ARC) is an international organization founded in 2023 that convenes conservative and classical-liberal politicians, business leaders, academics, and clergy around the defense of Western civilization, free markets, and family. Co-founded by Baroness Philippa Stroud, the psychologist Jordan Peterson, and others, it stages large conferences in London and commissions policy research. ARC is often described as a conservative counterpart to the World Economic Forum's Davos gathering. Its organizers frame the project as an attempt to offer what they call a "better story" for the West, an affirmative case for tradition, enterprise, and national sovereignty against what...

The Daily Wire

The Daily Wire is an American conservative news and opinion website and media company founded in 2015 by political commentator Ben Shapiro and filmmaker Jeremy Boreing. From a conservative perspective, The Daily Wire is widely regarded as a significant and influential voice in contemporary media, offering a platform for conservative viewpoints, cultural criticism, and a counter-narrative to what many conservatives perceive as a predominantly liberal mainstream media landscape. Its appeal within conservative circles often stems from its direct and assertive defense of conservative principles, its engagement in cultural debates, and its prominent personalities. Overview Turning Point USA held an event...

The United States Supreme Court

The Supreme Court of the United States is the highest federal court, established by Article III of the Constitution and organised by the Judiciary Act of 24 September 1789. It has nine members since 1869, each appointed by the President, confirmed by the Senate, and holding office during good behaviour — a tenure that in practice means for life. Conservatives regard the Court as the branch most exposed to the temptation of legislating, and the one whose legitimacy depends entirely on refusing that temptation.1 The conservative case is not for a weak Court. It is for a Court that treats...