The Dispatch
Conservative reporting that still believes in facts.
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The Dispatch runs on a simple premise: facts still matter, even when they're inconvenient for your own coalition. It was founded by writers who broke from parts of the conservative media world over its relationship with the truth, and it covers policy, elections, and the courts with more rigor than outrage.
Its readers tend to be conservatives and center-right independents looking for analysis that doesn't require ignoring evidence they don't like. The tone stays measured rather than combative, which has made The Dispatch something of an outlier in political media.
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