My series on new developments and developing writers in conservatism continues. Here’s my PoMoCon talk with Tanner Greer, who’s writing a book on America since 2003 for Tyler Cowen, about old conservatism’s Trump-shock and new, Very Online Conservatism’s Great Awokening shock. Tanner has an NRO essay criticizing Reform Conservatism while agreeing with its reformist intentions and time-honored purposes. He argues that older conservatives worry about politics, whereas newer conservatives seem to worry about the very ground of politics. The previous assumptions about institutions are upended, down to the family, so it’s no longer a matter of how should we be doing things, but who even are we!

Here’s the NRO essay Tanner wrote, his blog, and below you can find more of my podcasts on new developments on the political right.

I tackled the Intellectual Dark Web:

And the broader liberal-Progressive conflict this points to:

I also tackled the Benedict Option, or Christian conservatism as a way of life:

I also tackled very online life:

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