The Patriot’s Dilemma: Can Liberal Democracy Reclaim the National Narrative?
To defeat populism, liberal forces must bridge the gap between universal values and national identity.
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Conservative Cancel Culture After 9/11
“Probably the only thing that genuinely was cancelled in the last 20 years was … The Dixie Chicks,” the longtime progressive
A Compromised Institution: Alexander Keyssar's Why Do We Still Have the Electoral College?
At the close of the 20th century, Alexander Keyssar found himself writing what would become the preeminent book on the
The Capitol Crawl and the Long Struggle for Disability Rights
The ways in which disabled people have suffered from the stigma surrounding disability vary “from the freak shows of the
Censorship, Social Sanctions, and Access to Audiences
Over the last few weeks, issues ostensibly about freedom of speech once again made headlines. Unfortunately, these debates seem plagued
Lessons for the Left: Achieving Our Country Revisited
If we look for people who made no mistakes, who were always on the right side, who never apologized for
Culture War Fragility
The criticisms of Robin DiAngelo and her book White Fragility have been intense, even by culture war standards. There are
Guido de Ruggiero and the Crisis of Liberalism
“This crisis has long been concealed by the survival of the outward forms and historical institutions created by freedom, veiling
Subject the Police Equally to the Law
Because liberalism is often seen, particularly on the left, as enjoying ideological hegemony in the modern United States, there is
Black Lives Matter: Testing American Exceptionalism
The continued protests against the police killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and other Black Americans are testing both the
Is Trump's Anti-Semitism Deliberate? A Reappraisal
Whenever I set aside time to write about anti-Semitism in contemporary politics, I block out some time to make substantive
At the Forefront of the Effort
In the wake of the tragedy in Minneapolis, even some conservatives have been forced to concur that there may be
Towards a More Perfect Union
From our earliest days as a nation, the American story has been one of striving. Born in pursuit of a