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The movement inspired by Donald Trump entrenches itself in Washington, DC | United States

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Don't count your utopias before they're hatched

A few essays have taken their place in the great tradition as masterpieces of intellectual demolition. Among such classics stands Samuel Johnson’s Review of Soame Jenyns’ A Free Enquiry Into the Nature and Origin of Evil. Jenyns’s “glib optimism” in the face of human suffering (as Walter Jackson Bate called it), and his complacency over the problem that suffering poses to religious belief, struck a nerve. If Johnson knew anything

To do with that. the fact is this rebellion youve seenn in this country hs been a rebellion against the elites. and the fact is that donald trump was produced in part because the washington elite failed when he announced for president 65% of the republicans in the country rdisliked their national leadership. and thats why the national leadership couldnt win the presidential nomination to run the senate as a great example, hes a hard hitting, hard working, very successful governor whos making lif...

Ois there ever been a more tedious man than that ? michael , this is clearlyte a desperate attempt tomp get moe people to tune in with a declining viewership at this point. well, its a desperate attempt to you do something about their looming defeat, disastrous, likely defeat this fall in the house and perhaps in the senate too. and twenty twenty four . . its a long way away, but its not looking that great for them either. so they they ce need some way o change the conversation. and we know what...

A world of independent nations is the only alternative to universalist ideologies seeking to impose a homogenizing, locality-destroying imperium over the entire globe.

At the center of neoreactionary thinking is a cluster of unworkable ideas. The first time I read Mencius Moldbug, I chuckled. There was something Voltairean about him. Though Unqualified Reservations was a vanilla-looking blog, I could still...

Zombies we have known

I think I accumulated my first 10 thoughts for our tenth anniversary online. I hoped to have one big one or 20 new ones in honor of our twentieth anniversary next year, but Im borrowing from previous editions to note the occasion today. It was 20 years ago this weekend -- 20 years ago today, I think, but maybe tomorrow -- that John Hinderaker went to Blogger and set up