The American Conservative launches a new website today, the beginning of an expansive new digital initiative. “It goes without saying that there’s an intellectual void on the right,” editor Daniel McCarthy says. “We hope to be an antidote to what passes for conservative discourse online. Rather than slavishly cater to the GOP’s latest talking points, our goal with the new site is to examine, critique, and shape the ideas that will set the agenda for the next generation.”
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