To Create Good Aesthetics, The Right Must Believe In What They Represent

Being conservative is cool again, and the only source declaring that observation more emphatically than the right itself is New York Magazine.

Gracing the magazine’s cover this week is a photo of hot, young, Trumpy right-wingers sipping hard seltzers and taking selfies at a MAGA inauguration party. The story, written by Brock Colyar, dubs the new “young right” the “Cruel Kids’ Table,” but describes — and photographs — them like an exclusive fraternity whose most vocal critics are those who secretly covet an invite.

What Colyar interprets as “cruel” is partially the ill-calculated commentary of drunk partygoers and partially the invincible, uncancellable attitude of rebellious youth whose message to the nasally assistant principals of the world is “I don’t really care, Margaret.”

The most

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