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<title>A new anti-Trump publication is the last thing conservative media needs</title>
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<description>What if we had a center-right publication, broadly in favor of globalized free trade and deregulation and hawkish on foreign policy, whose columnists really hated President Trump, even when he does things they otherwise agree with, like spit in Vladimir Putin&#x26;#x27;s face? But The Washington Post already exists, you say. Exactly. Which is why I cannot figure who the audience for Steve Hayes and Jonah Goldberg&#x26;#x27;s new journalism project is supposed to be. According to Axios, the former editor of The Weekly Standard and the founder of National Review Online are &#x26;#x22;seeking investors&#x26;#x22; for &#x26;#x22;a reporting-driven, Trump-skeptical&#x26;#x22; conservative periodical.</description>
<author>the Week</author>
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