The Causal Fallacy
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Immigration as an Engineer's Triangle
David Leonhardt has a new essay in the New York Times magazine profiling the Danish Social Democrats. The piece is long, but the point is, in essence, that Danish leftists have bucked the continent-wide right-populist backlash by—unlike eve...
American Conservatism Has Always Been a Youth Movement
Gridley Lorimer Wright IV was a teenage right-wing radical. When Wright—“Grid” to his friends—matriculated at Yale in the fall of 1952, he arrived to a campus still shaken by Bill Buckley’s allegations that the University was brainwashing s...
Bill Buckley Was Right
Review: Geoffrey Kabaservice, The Guardians: Kingman Brewster, His Circle, and the Rise of the Liberal Establishment (Henry Holt, 2004, 592 pp.)
How Lily Phillips Happens
A colleague of mine—a much better journalist than I will ever be—once made an important point to me about which stories get traction and which ones don’t. There’s a sweet spot, he said, for how shocking a story can be. Too mundane, and no o...
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Charles Fain Lehman is a fellow at the Manhattan Institute and contributing editor of City Journal. His Substack is at thecausalfallacy.com.
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