To Live Is To Maneuver
Joshua TaitReflections on conservative thought and history.
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Useful Idiots and Good Authoritarians
I am in the thick of an international move at the moment, so this post will be shorter, looser, and jokier than usual. Soon I will be able to spend more of my time thinking and researching (and therefore posting).
The Conservative Movement as a United Front
In 1962, Frank Meyer, a conservative thinker and the Books and Arts editor at National Review, drafted a memo on the key issues facing conservatives. Issue one: responsible conservatives needed to take leadership of the Right. Issue two: th...
Conservatives or Counterrevolutionaries?
Definitions are valuable things. As are names. For my purposes, I tend to use the Right or right-wing to refer to thinkers, politicians, even ideas, that generally support or reinforce belief in or the maintenance of a hierarchy. I generall...
The Passion of the YAF
Young Americans for Freedom (YAF) is a mythologized group. In conservative auto-history YAF is a foundational organization, built around a foundational text. It harnessed the energies of youthful radicals who, alongside conservative Young R...
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A historian of American conservatism. Holds a PhD in US History from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He tweets @Joshua_A_Tait
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