The Strange Rise of Bourgeois Bolshevism; Labor Pains; Ivory Tower Progressivism; and Vermeule vs. the Originalists

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The Strange Rise of Bourgeois Bolshevism

by Nathan Pinkoski

We should contemplate American socialism’s fate: it deepens individualism and statism, and is not the rival but the patsy of state capitalism. Read More »

Contradictions of Labor

by Theodore Dalrymple

That we celebrate foreign labor in medicine but condemn the importation of fruit pickers offers a peculiar inconsistency. Read More »

How the Academics Made Progressivism All-American

by Bradley C. S. Watson

The academics made hostility to the Founders' Constitution a domesticated notion. Read More »

If Adrian Vermeule Didn’t Exist, Would Originalists Have to Invent Him?

by Mike Rappaport

Embracing originalism is not the only response that progressives might make to conservative nonoriginalism, but there are reasons to think they might. Read More »

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