The hottest Conservatism Substack posts right now

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Striking 13 3833 implied HN points 22 Mar 24
  1. The Conservative party in Britain is facing potential annihilation with its support dropping drastically in polls.
  2. Populist conservatism has replaced traditional conservatism in the UK, leading to a significant ideological shift.
  3. There is a call for true conservatives to regain control and fight for the core values within the Conservative party to prevent complete ideological loss.
The Status Kuo 11910 implied HN points 18 Jan 24
  1. The Supreme Court case challenges the 'Chevron Doctrine' and could potentially shift regulatory power to judges.
  2. Conservative justices on the Supreme Court seem ready to overturn the established 'Chevron Doctrine' that's been in place for 40 years.
  3. Overruling the 'Chevron Doctrine' could lead to judicial activism, with impact on regulatory powers and potential legal chaos.
White Hot Harlots 219 implied HN points 16 Apr 24
  1. The article discusses how incoherent paranoia is not exclusive to conservatives, and how left-wing ideologies have also been associated with similar beliefs in the past.
  2. The text explores the evolving perceptions of masculinity and how cultural shifts have impacted ideologies over time.
  3. It highlights the universal trend of increasing distrust in established systems of power among conservatives and liberals, leading to a loss of faith in electoral politics and expert narratives.
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Popular Information 10082 implied HN points 16 Jan 24
  1. Moms for Liberty activists are starting a taxpayer-funded charter school with close ties to a right-wing curriculum
  2. The charter school avoids state oversight, raising concerns about accountability and quality of education
  3. Erskine College sponsoring multiple charter schools, including the Moms for Liberty founded academy, for financial support
Bulwark+ 6446 implied HN points 30 Jan 24
  1. The concept of 'defining normalcy down' involves lowering standards for acceptable behavior over time.
  2. Political figures can redefine 'normal' to fit their narrative or agenda, even in the face of concerning actions.
  3. The dilemma of 'anti-anti-Trumpers' lies in their struggle to balance opposition to Trump with their concerns about the left, leading to conflicting stances.
Emerald Robinson’s The Right Way 5483 implied HN points 02 Feb 24
  1. The author's essay on 'The Collapse of the Never Trumpers' led to significant consequences in conservative media.
  2. The essay sparked a public war among conservative intellectuals and contributed to the downfall of the Weekly Standard and the expulsion of key figures like Jonah Goldberg.
  3. The author's actions and writings challenged the traditional conservative narrative and had a notable impact on media personalities and institutions.
Richard Hanania's Newsletter 3072 implied HN points 16 Feb 24
  1. Hatred of America in right-wing circles can sometimes reflect a deeper misanthropy that values different societal aspects than standard measurements of success.
  2. The anti-American right's hostility to democracy and liberalism can stem from a disdain for what most people desire and choose.
  3. Some in the conservative movement prioritize a pro-Putin stance over rational arguments against America's Ukraine policy, complicating efforts for peace and strategic negotiation.
Persuasion 2731 implied HN points 10 Jan 24
  1. Conservatism has two main competing ideologies: Fusionism and National Conservatism.
  2. National Conservatives risk bureaucratic tyranny and extremism, while Fusionists have economic successes but cause societal divisions.
  3. Humanist Conservatism offers a moderate, inclusive, and community-focused alternative to the existing conservative schools.
Faster, Please! 913 implied HN points 29 Feb 24
  1. The concept of 'conservative futurism' combines traditional conservative values with a focus on progress and optimism for the future.
  2. Key aspects of this ideology include upholding classical liberal values, enabling social mobility, trusting free markets and limited government, and prioritizing individual freedom and economic liberty.
  3. Some conservatives criticize this approach, preferring a return to a past without modern technological advancements or global changes.
The Upheaval 630 implied HN points 28 Feb 24
  1. Consider the political landscape beyond just Left vs. Right and explore other categories like Right-Wing Progressives for a more comprehensive understanding.
  2. Challenge traditional frameworks like the four-quadrant political compass and explore models that acknowledge the nuances and complexities of political ideologies.
  3. Think about political personality types using multiple axes/spectrums to represent the diverse nature of political beliefs, moving away from simple, misleading charts.
Striking 13 2815 implied HN points 12 Dec 23
  1. The parliamentary battle over the Rwanda bill is crucial, but the real story lies in the inhumane treatment of asylum seekers and the lack of compassion from Conservative MPs.
  2. Conservative MPs showcased a lack of empathy and humanity in their discussions regarding asylum seekers, focusing more on deterrence and creating a hostile environment.
  3. The focus should shift towards treating asylum seekers with respect and compassion, rather than using them as scapegoats for fear and hatred.
In My Tribe 318 implied HN points 07 Mar 24
  1. Girard's mimetic theory explains how desires are often copied from others, leading to a cycle of crisis and scapegoating in communities.
  2. Noah Smith points out the shift in progressive causes towards Palestine, indicating a potential change in the unrest of the 2010s.
  3. Charles Kesler highlights the difference between National Conservatism and American Conservatism in terms of prioritizing individual vs. group rights.
Silver Bulletin 290 implied HN points 06 Mar 24
  1. Nikki Haley faced challenges in the Republican Party representing broader issues within America.
  2. Haley struggled to gain support from self-described conservative Republicans, highlighting divisions within the party.
  3. The dominance of Trump's strain of conservatism poses significant implications for the Republican Party and American democracy.
The Free Mind 550 implied HN points 06 Feb 24
  1. Emma Webb is involved in various organizations like The Common Sense Society, Save Our Statues, and New Culture Forum, and is a contributor on GB News.
  2. Common sense is still present but often overlooked in metropolitan areas and needs to be reclaimed.
  3. There is hope for our culture through resistance and perseverance, as historical fortunes can change and people are fighting for important values.
Writing from London 569 implied HN points 08 Jan 24
  1. Radical right Reform party and Nigel Farage may pose a threat to UK Conservative party in 2024 election.
  2. Though Conservatives are already right-wing, there is concern about the rise of even more radical right ideologies within the party.
  3. The distinction between radical right and far right movements is important in understanding the shift in conservative politics.
Richard Hanania's Newsletter 4023 implied HN points 05 Jun 23
  1. Tech industry is becoming more involved in politics, particularly shaping right-wing movements
  2. Tech Right combines acceptance of inequality with openness to change, influencing views on capitalism, biology, and progress
  3. Tech Right's influence on American politics might be seen through funding politicians, exerting intellectual leadership, and pushing conservative ideals
Richard Hanania's Newsletter 3876 implied HN points 03 May 23
  1. Trump's connection with Republican voters is personal and deep.
  2. DeSantis adopted conservative policies but lacked Trump's ability to entertain and dominate the Republican base.
  3. Trump's approach to media, handling of anti-vaxx sentiment, and focus on the 2020 election have solidified his influence over the conservative movement.
The Path Not Taken 330 implied HN points 22 Jan 24
  1. Christopher Rufo's ideas are influential in conservative circles and may shape a new administration if Trump wins.
  2. Rufo's book focuses on anti-wokeness as a response to critical theory and the excesses of social justice ideology.
  3. Critics are concerned about the aggressive and vague language suggesting radical countermeasures against ideologies, advocating for moderation and maintaining liberal-democratic principles.
Silver Bulletin 779 implied HN points 02 Nov 23
  1. Free speech is facing challenges, especially among young liberals who show low tolerance for controversial speech.
  2. College students have varying levels of tolerance for controversial speakers, with notable differences between conservative and liberal viewpoints.
  3. The decline in support for free speech is not limited to elite universities, indicating a broader generational shift.
Peter Navarro's Taking Back Trump's America 2830 implied HN points 12 Mar 23
  1. Tucker Carlson is attempting to wield significant influence in the 2024 election through his show and actions.
  2. Peter Navarro raises concerns about Tucker Carlson's loyalty to Donald Trump and his focus on ratings over policy.
  3. Navarro suggests cutting ties with Fox News and seeking alternative conservative shows and podcasts.