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Lone Conservative is a platform designed by college students for college students. It all began in 2016 when Kassy Dillon wanted to establish a space where conservative students could express themselves and connect with one another. Recognizing that many conservative individuals felt isolated on predominantly liberal campuses, Lone Conservative aims to foster a supportive community for these students.

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Sons of Blunder | Lone Conservative

Jan 25, 2024 | loneconservative.com | Isaac Willour

The one thing no political writer wants to ever do is admit that a prediction they’ve made is truly, completely wrong. Yet, I’m here to do just that—in May 2023, I wrote a piece titled “DeSantis is the GOP’s Tactical Pick for 2024,” arguing that Florida governor Ron DeSantis represented the future of the party.
'Sound of Freedom' Is Not What You Expect

Jul 14, 2023 | loneconservative.com | Isaac Willour

There are few things more annoying in life than a story that’s clearly being told for ulterior motives. Whether it’s a guilt-tripping relative, a nagging coworker, or a tug-at-the-heartstrings-style ad, there’s nothing worse than the feeling that the story you’re being told is trying to sneakily give you a message that isn’t related to the narrative at hand.
What to the Exhausted American Is the Fourth of July?

Jul 4, 2023 | loneconservative.com | Isaac Willour

On July 5, 1872, the members of the Rochester Anti-Slavery Society packed into a New York lecture hall to welcome their guest for the day, former slave and outspoken American orator Frederick Douglass. Th
Why I Welcome the Death of Affirmative Action

Jun 29, 2023 | loneconservative.com | Isaac Willour

For those of you unacquainted with American cinematic greatness, one of the most amusing one-shot movie scenes about race I’ve seen in the past 10 years is from Men in Black 3, where the black main character, Agent J, time travels back to the 1960s to kill the movie’s villain. During his time travel, J gets pulled over by racist cops who find it inconceivable for him to be driving an expensive convertible.
20 Years in the Greatest Nation on Earth

Jun 28, 2023 | loneconservative.com | Isaac Willour

Two decades ago, a plane touched down on the East Coast with an Indian child on board. For the past year, all he’d ever known was the sun streaming through the orphanage window in India’s Tamil Nadu province. As the plane’s wheels hit the ground, he could not possibly have known how much this new country would not only give him opportunities his birth mother could only have dreamt of, but change him, at the deepest possible level.
SHIELDS: Alvin Bragg Is a Symptom of a Larger Problem

May 26, 2023 | loneconservative.com | Jack Shields
DeSantis is the GOP's Tactical Pick for 2024

May 24, 2023 | loneconservative.com | Isaac Willour

In 1945, novelist Raymond Chandler described the ideal man as “the best man in his world and a good enough man for any world.” In the context of politics, of course, such a litmus test is not one of moral goodness but strategic goodness: the American electoral system demands that a successful presidential candidate must not only be the best candidate to their own base, their world, in a party primary, but also be good enough to pull success in a general election.
Porn is Not Just a Playboy Problem

May 10, 2023 | loneconservative.com | Isaac Willour

Several weeks ago, long-time conservative Jewish radio host Dennis Prager got into a verbal scuffle with Catholic author and podcaster Matt Fradd on the subject of pornography. In the interview, Prager devotes a considerable amount of time to defending his late father’s decision to subscribe to Playboy Magazine throughout the course of a 72-year marriage to Prager’s mother. The terse exchange hits its peak during a discussion of the morality of watching pornography.
The Rise and Fall of Steven Crowder

Apr 30, 2023 | loneconservative.com | Isaac Willour

A conservative commentator, Crowder drew millions of views and Internet notoriety, much of it from his podcast and viral ‘Change My Mind’ videos, filming street-style interactions on various hot topics from male privilege to the scope of the 2nd Amendment. Today, of course, googling Steven Crowder will give you an entirely different set of results. Crowder made headlines over a June 2021 video presented as an example of his verbally and emotionally abusive tendencies in his past marriage.
HOWARD: Slouching Towards Europe

Apr 21, 2023 | loneconservative.com | Scott Howard

These lines end Frank Meyer’s little-known essay “Western Civilization: the Problem of Political Freedom.” The fight to preserve America’s unique character is a struggle the conservative movement has long fought, to varying degrees of success. In recent years, however, American conservatism has lost its way.