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Yesterday’s Senate hearing to investigate Big Tech’s quite evident control of information leading up to the election was revealing in at least one respect: government is relatively powerless against these

Much of the commentary on WAP and "Cuties" has focused on the question of censorship - whether justified or not. But the more fundamental issue is whether culture (popular or

Some thoughts on campus culture, which I think echo a number of things @yhazony have been arguing. Most campuses have an overwhelmingly left faculty and administration, but a somewhat more

The U.S. relies on its heavily armed police force to enforce "law and order." This is a direct consequence of the liberal assumptions that undergird the American order. We are

Following the economic collapse of 2008, the Iraq war fiasco, a debt-saturated economy, the outsourcing of jobs in exchange for cheap products - in other words, the complete failure of

This profile of the changes to the Republican Party highlight several people and issues: @marcorubio and the call for “common good capitalism”; @oren_cass and the need for industrial policy; @yhazony

Anyone who is interested in the deeper dynamics of our current political crisis should be reading Del Noce. Period. It's absolutely stunning how prophetic and prescient he was. Woke capitalism.

Reflecting on these various lists, it’s clear that there is more dispute over how to define conservatism, vs. the other ideologies that Conor lists. 1/https://twitter.com/conor64/status/1284624736928935936 If your political frame is

Liberalism holds that there can be no common good, only individual interests. What passes as "common" is merely aggregation - the markets, voting, etc. It is believed that only through