Our Faint-Hearted Nationalists
by Pete SpiliakosA conservative nationalism that can’t speak to both recent immigrant populations and anxious working-class whites will lose to left-wing cosmopolitanism. Continue Reading »
The Perils of De-industrialization
by David T. KoyzisThere have long been white- and blue-collar neighborhoods in our cities. But now we may be seeing the rise of white-collar and blue-collar countries. Continue Reading »
Our Divisions Aren’t Caused by Davos Elites
by Pete SpiliakosRight-leaning wage-earners and right-leaning small-business owners are not in sync. Continue Reading »
The Politics of Moral Denunciation
by R. R. RenoWe've all heard that Donald Trump has strong support from working class white males. Apparently he's broadly popular among all Americans with a high school education or less. Writing in the New York Times, Eduardo Porter reports that a recent Quinnipiac University poll showed Trump beating Hillary . . . . Continue Reading »
We Are In This Together
by Pete SpiliakosNeither political party is speaking to the collective interests of America's wage-earners. Each party, in its own way, is playing wage-earners off against one another. America's wage-earners deserve a party which recognizes that the working-class (and Americans generally) share common interests and . . . . Continue Reading »
The Conservative Case for Walmart
by Joe CarterSam Walton’s company gave us rural citizens options and opportunities that we had never known. Continue Reading »
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