Infinite Discontent
Alasdair CannonFar-right politics seduced liberal nations and people in the 2010s. Our blog and podcast explores why.
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The 2024 Elections: Project 2025
“We are in the process of the second American Revolution, which will remain bloodless if the left allows it to be.”1
Kevin Roberts, President of the Heritage Foundation.
After Trump lost the 2024 election, the establishment was confident...
COVID-19: The Capitol Riots
In 2026, the pandemic’s legacy remains uncertain. In 2022, authorities simply declared the pandemic “over.”1 Lockdowns stopped. Vaccine mandates disappeared. The virus became endemic and receded from public consciousness. Attempts to reckon...
COVID-19: Lockdowns
In the final year of Trump’s first presidential term, the COVID-19 pandemic spread across the globe. The virus would go on to cause over seven million confirmed deaths worldwide by 2023’s end; researchers using excess death statistics would...
Trump 1.0: The Culture Wars
Despite their concerns about MAGA’s incipient fascism, liberals failed to respond adequately to Trump and Trumpism during his first presidential term. This failure was ultimately caused by their investment in fantasy at the expense of polit...
Trump 1.0: Trump Derangement Syndrome
Right-wing politics during Trump’s first presidency often had an obviously pathological core: from the racist vitriol aimed at Chinese and Mexican people, to the misogynistic violence perpetrated by incels, a pathetic sense of grievance mot...
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Alasdair Cannon is an author and writer, based in London. His second book, Infinite Discontent: Writings on the Allure of Fascism, is available now.
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