H. Buckley views the 2016 presidential election as a watershed event that crystallized a new, self-conscious political and social class of Americans who were on the losing side of globalization, lax immigration policies, and a general indifference on the part of the New Class, on the Left and the Right, who make up the top 10 percent of the population, “the professionals earning more than $200,000 a year, whose toast always falls butter side up and who pass on their advantages to their children.”
How important is the distinction between nationalism and patriotism? Could it be that this distinction might be all that stands…
By now, alert observers of the passing public scene have gotten used to language as well as principles being battered…
Now as throughout the campaign, we hear liberals and neoconservatives rail against the nationalism espoused by Donald Trump that also…
From Heraclitus to the present, historians and philosophers addressed the issue of change. Is change built into the nature of…
How does Donald Trump view history and America’s role in shaping it? No one, including Mr. Trump himself, seems able…
The only people creepier than those who desecrate the flag are those who deify it. Olympic gymnast Gabby Douglas made…
