Then Again
Lee TrepanierReflections on Politics, Culture, Philosophy & Other Matters Free of Ideology and Cant
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“Mugged by Reality”: The Neoconservative Turn (Part IV)
The Democratic Party
In foreign policy neoconservatives were influenced by the writings of Reinhold Niebuhr and Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr., both of whom opposed communism and supported liberal democracy.[37] This consensus existed in the Am...
“Mugged by Reality”: The Neoconservative Turn (Part III)
The Public Interest
In addition to their antipathy to the New Left, neoconservatives reconsidered the social welfare reforms of the Kennedy and Johnson administrations. The social disorder and urban riots of the mid- and late 1960s led to...
“Mugged by Reality”: The Neoconservative Turn (Part II)
The New Left
The conservative movement in America began to rehabilitate itself with a body of serious thought by Russell Kirk (1919-94), William F. Buckley (1925-2008), and a group of European emigres such as Friedrich von Hayek (1899-1992...
“Mugged by Reality”: The Neoconservative Turn (Part I)
These series of essays will examine the neoconservative movement, liberal hawks who became increasingly disenchanted with the Democratic Party’s foreign policy, Great Society Program, and the cultural values of the New Left.[1] Neoconservat...
Patrick Joseph Buchanan, Jr. (1938-)
American conservative journalist, television commentator, and politician, Patrick Buchanan may be best remembered for his speech at the 1992 Republican Convention when he declared “[T]here is a religious war going on . . . for the soul of A...
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I’m the Dean of the D’Amour College of Liberal Arts & Sciences at Assumption University in Massachusetts. I also am the editor Lexington Books series Politics, Literature, and Film. I can be reached at [email protected].
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