Liberty and Death: Lindsey Graham and the America We Live In
Many progressives have spit on the grave of a man who was happy to trample over their rights and dignities.
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Has Liberalism Forgotten Civic Virtue? (Out of the Jaws #2, with J. J. McCullough)
Has liberalism forgotten civic virtue? Liberal commentator Ryan Geddie and Liberal Currents publisher Adam Gurri talk with Canadian political commentator,
Fascism Is a Scavenger, Not a Hunter: We Can and Must Defend the UK's Sikhs
Having won a major victory against trans rights, the UK's fascists are already moving on to their next target.
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.
Editor's Note: The Difference Between Governing and Campaigning
The ideas primary is not about catchy slopulist slogans or incoherent wish-lists from every group under the sun, but must return a genuine program for successful governance.
The Two American Reconstructions: An Appraisal, Reflection (Half the Answer #86, with Thomas Zimmer)
What was the first American Reconstruction after the Civil War? Why are some historians suggesting we just left a second
The Men Defending Graham Platner in All the Wrong Ways
You cannot defeat misogyny by behaving like a misogynist.
Return of the White Man's Burden
Just as in a previous age of colonialism, today's neo-imperialists justify themselves in terms of "uplifting" inferior foreign peoples.
America's Trump Rebranding (The Opposition Report #14)
Iran and Cuba, the death of the Voting Rights Act, the corruption, and more.
Our Redesign Is Live!
I am very excited to announce a new look and feel for the website. This was high on the list
Maistre the Prophet
In the writings of 18th-century monarchist Joseph de Maistre, we see the ur-shape of reaction: violent, irrational, modernity against itself.
Editor's Notes: Fixing Institutions Won't Guarantee Political Outcomes
Reconstruction has to have a deeper target than simply redesigning institutions.
Learning From the International Struggle
Over the last twenty years, illiberal forces have coordinated ideas, personnel, and finances across international borders. Liberals can learn from this.