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Owen Boydon argues that the United States of America underwent a structural political break in the wake of 9/11 that ushered in the beginning of the demise of liberalism itself.
“We may also suspect that they suspected that emergency power...
Darren Spinck argues that the seeds of the New Right lie in the political platform of Pat Buchanan and that the attacks on him in the 1990s are reminiscent of the attacks on the New Right.
In 1996, Republican presidential candidate Pat Buc...
Philip Pilkington argues that Trump’s recent statements in Ireland reflect the beginning of a decoupling of the United States and Britain.
Amidst all the chaos going on in the world today it would have been easy to miss President Trump’s r...
Mason Letteau Stallings argues that the AfD represents something genuinely different in Europe and fits well with the classical American tradition of anti-interentionist conservatism.
Currently, not everything is going well for populists w...
Philip Pilkington argues that the economic system which pegged global currencies to the dollar could be collapsing, but this could also be an opportunity to bring back American jobs and industry.
The financial markets are currently in turm...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
This is the online magazine for thinking about a just political order which might emerge out of the ashes of liberal disorder.
Macroeconomist and investment professional. Writing about all things macro and investment.
Professor of Philosophy at Pasadena City College. Author of Aquinas, Scholastic Metaphysics, Aristotle's Revenge, and many other books and articles on topics in metaphysics, ethics, political philosophy, and theology.
Catholic. Foreign Policy Restrainer.
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