The Jeffersonian Revolution
Patrick Newman and Tho Bishop look at the success of the Jeffersonians following the corruption of Hamilton's Federalist Party.
Political Theory
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“The State” Is an Abstract Idea. So How Is the State Also So Murderous?
An abstract state is built on patriotism. And when patriotism becomes "the highest of all virtues and the source of all the remaining ones,” states can get away with almost anything.
Hamilton’s Curse
Patrick Newman and Tho Bishop tackle Alexander Hamilton and his mercantilist regime.
The First Economics Lesson
Economics is haunted by more fallacies than any other study known to man. This is no accident.
How We Will Win
We will win. But how long will it take, and at what price victory?
Paul Gottfried: The End of the Old Right
Nobody is a better sociologist of American conservatism than Dr. Gottfried, and nobody is more compelling and erudite when it comes explaining how the Right went so horribly wrong.
America’s Radical Revolution and the Constitutional Coup
In Episode 2 of the Liberty vs. Power Podcast, Patrick Newman and Tho Bishop discuss the lasting tension between the Spirit of 1776 and the Constitution of 1787.
Nationalism: Good and Bad
Historian Allen C. Guelzo thinks Robert E. Lee's greatest crime was betraying his native country.
Theory and History
In the first episode of the Liberty vs. Power Podcast, Tho Bishop and Patrick Newman take a deep dive into the intellectual framework of Rothbardian historical analysis.
“The State” Is an Abstract Idea. So How Is the State Also So Murderous?
An abstract state is built on patriotism. And when patriotism becomes "the highest of all virtues and the source of all the remaining ones,” states can get away with almost anything.
