Renew the Republic
Frank DiStefanoRenew the Republic is a publication by Frank J. DiStefano about ideas and reinventing America.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 85 | Subscribers | Read | renew-the-republic.com |
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Free Speech, Jimmy Kimmel, and Dissent
Last week, Disney’s ABC indefinitely suspended Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night show. Kimmel made a politically charged, unfounded claim suggesting without evidence that Tyler Robinson, the man accused of assassinating Charlie Kirk, was a MAGA sup...
Charlie Kirk and the Rubicon of Democracy
I’ve been uneasy since learning Charlie Kirk was assassinated this week. I’ve never particularly followed Kirk’s career, and only knew him as someone who had jumped with enthusiasm into the arena of our democracy. That’s what makes his kill...
The Min-Max Economy and Hollowing of America
An unacknowledged problem in America is our min-maxing economy. I suspect this mostly unrecognized phenomenon is the true cause of many of the problems we now blame on politics, culture, or new technology. It was recently put on display dur...
The Civic Crisis of the Modern American University, Part II: Universities of Civic Virtue
We fix the modern university crisis by restoring the university’s mission: educating citizens for democratic self-government.
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Writer of Renew the Republic. Author of The Next Realignment. Thinks about American political history, political realignments, political reform, and the future of America. Has done a few things in law and politics.
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