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Neon Liberalism #5: Will Political Violence Save Us?

Samantha Hancox-Li, Jason Briggeman

15 Dec 2024 — 1 min read

Samantha and Jason talk about ghost guns, CEO killings, and the place of political violence in the repertoire of contention.

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Neon Liberalism #54: An Army Is a Dangerous Thing to Play With

Join Samantha and guest Kori Schake, author of The State and the Soldier, as they discuss the history of civil-military relations in America—and how that relationship is being pushed to the breaking point. National Guard units are deployed in the streets; DHS rappels from Black Hawks onto civilian homes.

Liberalism or Inertia? Cass Sunstein's "Liberalism: In Defense of Freedom"

Sunstein’s book adopts a small-c conservative defensiveness that belies a now-requisite rejuvenating liberal imagination.

The Editors Chat #8

Epstein, elections, the shutdown, and more.

Half the Answer #51: National Delirium: NatSec in Post-9/11 America, from Dubya to Donny

Trent and Caitlin speak with journalist Spencer Ackerman about the CIA, DHS, and other parts of the US government ostensibly protecting us from terrorism. How have they achieved this level of impunity? What are the precedents for the intolerable level of human rights and privacy violations we see today? What

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Neon Liberalism #54: An Army Is a Dangerous Thing to Play With

Liberalism or Inertia? Cass Sunstein's "Liberalism: In Defense of Freedom"

The Editors Chat #8

Half the Answer #51: National Delirium: NatSec in Post-9/11 America, from Dubya to Donny