The hottest Conservatism Substack posts right now

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Gideon's Substack 26 implied HN points 06 Nov 23
  1. Different groups on the American radical right have extreme views on restoring order in the country.
  2. Challenging catastrophism without embracing it could be a strategic approach to opposing radical ideologies.
  3. Considering elements of right-wing viewpoints in a reasonable manner might be a tactic to reduce their appeal.
Letters from an American 11 implied HN points 18 Mar 24
  1. Journalist Casey Michel highlighted how Hungarian prime minister Orbán's visit to a right-wing think tank was significant, shedding light on potential influence and alliances.
  2. Project 2025, led by Heritage Foundation, aims to reshape the U.S. government with far-right ideologies, targeting areas like family, government workforce, international relations, and personal liberties.
  3. The document envisioned by Project 2025 outlines extreme measures like purging civil service, dismantling international relationships, and concentrating power, posing a threat to democracy and equality as outlined by the Founding Fathers in 1776.
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Political Currents by Ross Barkan 11 implied HN points 08 May 23
  1. A tragic incident in a New York subway raises questions about police, progressive politics, and law enforcement.
  2. The handling of mentally ill individuals in the criminal justice system is a significant policy challenge.
  3. The complexities around calls to defund or abolish the police become evident in real-life scenarios.
The Upheaval 6 HN points 15 Jan 24
  1. The concept of Right-Wing Progressives challenges traditional political labels and emphasizes a focus on progress and innovation.
  2. Right-Wing Progressives value hierarchy and prioritize progress above all else, often advocating for state intervention for the sake of progress.
  3. The beliefs of Right-Wing Progressives are grounded in rationalism and consequentialism, leading to a philosophy that aims to maximize progress through technological advancement and societal transformation.
The View from Rural Missouri by Jess Piper 1 HN point 08 Mar 24
  1. The 'fundie baby voice' is a soft, high-pitched, breathy tone often used by some women in Fundamentalist communities to show submission and sweetness.
  2. This voice can be habitual for some women or used to hide secrets, but it doesn't always indicate malice; some just follow learned behavior.
  3. When powerful figures speak with the 'fundie baby voice', it can signal a mix of condescension and submission to maintain proximity and favor with those in power.
JoeWrote 1 implied HN point 19 Mar 24
  1. Conservatives argue for cutting Social Security due to changing worker-to-retiree ratios and financial strain.
  2. The simple solution to save Social Security is eliminating the taxable maximum income, ensuring long-term sustainability.
  3. Eliminating the taxable maximum could generate a surplus, benefitting the program and securing it for future generations.