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From the Right

• Samuel Goldman in Law and Liberty:

“Intellectual conservatism has entered its crack-up phase.”

Samuel Goldman argues that, historically, conservative thought can be split into two fundamental tendencies: liberalism and reaction. Now, after decades of uneasy coexistence, the two tendencies are causing the conservative mind to “come apart.” Read more »