Tyler Grant

In recent interviews, Tucker Carlson has echoed the sentiments of a growing number of conservatives who, deterred by the conscripted nature of socialism and suspicious of the excesses of capitalism, are taking an honest look at Republicanism’s banner of puritanical capitalism for capitalism’s sake. Speaking with the Atlantic’s Elaina Plott last month, Carlson relayed his

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The summer of 1966 marked the beginning of Mao Zedong’s Cultural Revolution in China. Angry masses of youth foaming at the mouth from the radical brainwashing of Mao’s Little Red Book brought scores of teachers to the center of Peking University, blackened their faces, and forced them to wear dunces’ caps. Similar scenes reverberated across

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