[Cali Panthers Fan]

Originally Posted by New Era

Hmmmm, that's a good question. So many of the traditional conservative voices have been drowned out in the sea of stupid. People I still like to read for a balanced look at the traditional conservative point of view include Andrew Sullivan, Ross Douthat, and Jonah Goldberg. With the advent of Trumpism some of the more extreme conservatives (think neoconservatives) have shifted to the middle (or the middle shifted to them), so Bill Kristol, and David Frum come to mind. I tend to read more magazines/sites than I do specific voices. I will read the The Christian Science Monitor, The Economist, Prospect Magazine, The Spectator, The American Conservative, National Review, The American Spectator, and Reason. Many voices through just a few portals. I think they give a reasonable perspective on things and I don't have to dive into the cesspool that has become the extreme right in America. Ironically, I read some of these more than I read anything else, and agree with the takes there, so maybe that will tell you how ####ed up American politics are.

Add George Will to the list. I also think The Economist is a worthwhile read for anybody, regardless of your political views.