Trumponomics
What kind of economic policy could we expect from a second Trump term?
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Trumpism
“Stalin is left standing and wins; I fall and lose. History only concerns itself with victors and the volume of their conquests; triumph justifies everything. The French Revolution is studied for its outcomes, while those who died with the guillotine are relegated to the obituaries.”
“The chief economist of Moody’s Analytics estimated in 2019 that, a year in, Trump’s tariffs had cost the United States $88 billion and 340,000 jobs.”
Features
The Right Without Wrong
For decades, liberals have hoped for the de-Christianization of the American Right. It’s not all it’s cracked up to be.
Michel Houellebecq: The Unhappy Oracle
Michel Houellebecq’s chronicles of modern discontent have made him one of the most renowned writers of the century as well as a far-right prophet. Yet liberalism’s fiercest critic still hasn’t found his alternative future.
“Even rich Trumpians and Tories will hype up their supposed working-class backgrounds.”
Front Matters
The Soapbox
Letters + The Internet Speaks
“The far right sees something deeply appealing in the mobster: he’s a violent but paternalistic form of uncontrolled power that operates outside the state.”
Cultural Capital
Bass & Superstructure
The Lyric Composers of the Concentration Camps
The Same Old Song and Dance
H-Pop
Red Channels
Corrupt Pols and Charismatic Idiots
Donald Trump, Stand-Up Comic
Is Hollywood Still Liberal?
Ways of Seeing
The Art of Being Wrong
“It was the transformation of the onetime strongman into a cuddly grandpa figure that won the election.”
The International
“Trump is and forever will be one thing: a multigenerational real estate schmuck.”
The Tumbrel
Girondins
All That Remains of Neoliberal Identity Politics Is Fascism
Guess Who?
One Week in the Mind of Tim Snyder
On Patriotism, Pitching Ball, and the Best Presidents in American History
Thermidor
Conversations With Frenemies
We Went to NatCon
Atavist Judges
Tell Us What You Really Think
On Conservative Womanhood, Calibers of Guns, and Quiverfuls of Children
“Working-class voters are consistently more progressive on economic issues than their “enlightened” middle- and upper-class counterparts.”
