MOBILE, Ala. — The despair grows. It metastasizes. It eats away at the sinews of the conservative movement. It leaves gaping holes in our confidence, our energy, and our trust in the salability of our principles. It robs us of creativity, of strategic sense, and of tactical flexibility. And it makes us look and sound less like winners — which, in turn, makes us less attractive in the public eye and thus less likely to actually become winners in the battles we undertake. Look, this isn’t a lament about the state of affairs in the national consultant kingdom. It’s not a lament ... Read More