There is a conservative case against Trump; there is no conservative case for Biden

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Conservatives are again facing a presidential election encumbered by an unsatisfactory candidate and an alternative that is unacceptable.

President Trump’s character flaws are numerous, a point on which there is virtually universal acceptance. And yet, at least among many conservatives, there is some belief that those faults are not reflected in policy. That is to say, the president may project a defective personality, but it doesn’t detract from the good things his administration has done. Unfortunately, that isn’t right.

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