The neoconservative founder talks Trump—and finds him on the right side of the patriotism vs. multiculturalism divide.
Multiculturalism vs. America
No longer just an academic fashion, multiculturalism is a political philosophy bent on destroying American justice and civil life, writes Thomas Klingenstein, chairman of the Claremont Institute’s Board of Directors. David Azerrad, Conrad Black, John Fonte, John Marini, Norman Podhoretz, Richard Reinsch, and R. R. Reno respond.
President Trump is the leader of conservative America—and the only alternative to the disintegration of the United States as a great power.
From openness to emptiness: Our bipartisan elite wants to replace America with a vapid utopia where anything goes.
Behind the culture talk is a singleminded scheme to divide and conquer America.
Despite its theoretical pretensions, multiculturalism has come to be revealed as a phenomenon of mass technological and consumer society.
Through dignity and subsidiarity, America can prevail with more than rough justice.
To save the Republic, the Right must reorient itself to fight multiculturalism.
