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Introducing “Common-good conservatism: a debate.”
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Earlier this year, nearly 1,000 supporters of “National Conservatism” gathered at the semicircular auditorium of the Emmanuel Centre, an elegant London meeting hall a couple of blocks south of Westminster Abbey, to hear from a range of scholars, commentators, politicians, and public servants. NatCon conferences, as they are often called, have been held in Italy, Belgium, and Florida and are broadly associated with what is increasingly called the “New Right.” In London, speakers denounced “woke p
Freedom Conservatives are drawing a red line in America’s political discourse, a roadmap for conservatives and Americans who love freedom.
Republican wonks are debating big things. Too bad the campaigns aren’t.
Christopher Rufo’s book, “America’s Cultural Revolution: How the Radical Left Conquered Everything,” and Arthur Milikh’s “Up From Conservatism: Revitalizing the Right After a Generation of Decay” both express a conservative theory of the long march.