Shafarevich Revisited: Individuality and Dostoevsky’s Ant Hill
Any faultless ant hill is still infinitely less than the most flawed human being, and it is the latter that our society and institutions should empower.
The Poets, the People, and the Prigs
A false Poet is easily discovered and Neil Young is no Poet.
Dynamiting the Mountains to Fill the Valleys
The goal is simply a world of and for leftists.
The Chesterton Option: America Is Worth a Crusade
Only by rediscovering and elevating our Christian culture can we differentiate ourselves from the new evil empire.
The Democratic Injury: Davos Against A Free West
The establishment spent the past four years panicking, not that a demagogue might undo democracy in the West but that a Republican might remind the West that it is democratic.
Populist Knights Together Against the D.C. Dragon
The populists on the Left and Right are both knights and the establishment is a dragon. The two groups agree mainly on what constitutes America’s problems. Can they work together?
Vish Burra: From Solutions Architect to Liberation Engineer
A dynamo with a role to play in the life of both the Republican Party and the conservative-populist renaissance now underway, Burra has spent his life leaning into fights . . . and into trouble.