While some may be writing the obituary, the conservative movement is still kicking. A roundup of editorials Wednesday takes a look at the issue.

Opinions from the right:

1. Trump isn't killing conservatism

From columnist David Limbaugh: Reports of the death of conservatism have been greatly exaggerated. You may not like Trump, but he has slowed the left’s roll.

2. I'm glad I got booed at CPAC

From columnist Mona Charen: If getting booed at CPAC brands me an old-time conservative, then count me in.

3. Sorry, but conservatism isn't dead just yet

From The Federalist: The moment the left writes off conservatism as extremism is the moment the right wins.

The left weighs in on how the right will do in midterms, presidential election.

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