Index

abortion, 25, 74, 96, 144–45, 148, 153
Adams, John Quincy, 69, 105
Adelson, Sheldon, 160
Adesnik, David, 16
AE. See American Exceptionalism
AEI. See American Enterprise Institute
Afghan War, 64
Alger, Horatio, 48–49
Allitt, Patrick, 88
Alt-Right, 7, 109–21, 132
Amash, Justin, 79
American Conservative, 77
American Dream, 126
American empire, 18
American Enterprise Institute (AEI), 3, 23, 63, 155
American Exceptionalism (AE), 9, 126–27; commitment to, 15; doctrine of, 13–14; perspective of, 20; tribute to, 19
American identity, 14
Americanism, 177n1
American Revolution, 33, 40
Anglicanism, 35
Anglo-American Protestant liberalism, 85
anti-Communism, 22, 125
anti-Communist activists, 1
anti-Semitism, 23, 24, 73, 124, 129, 154, 160
anti-Zionism, 23
Anton, Michael, 82, 104–5
armed doctrine, 13
Arnn, Larry, 100
Attack the System, 5
authoritarianism, liberalism and, 95
authority, establishing, 14
avant-garde practices, 111–14

Bacevich, Andrew, 76
Bailyn, Bernard, 35
Beck, Glenn, 16, 135–36
Bennett, William J., 15, 26–31, 94, 123, 159
Benson, Guy, 127
Berlin Wall, 68
Berns, Walter, 60
the Bible, 57, 60
Bilbo, Theodore, 29
bipartisan consensus, 80
Bismarck, Walt, 112, 115
Black Lives Matter, 131
Black Power movements, 22
Bloom, Allan, 19, 40, 100; The Closing of the American Mind by, 15, 57–58, 127; democratic universalism and, 53–61; Grant compared to, 55–56
Bolshevik Revolution, 17
Bolton, John, 76
Bonaparte, Napoleon, 28
Boot, Max, 132
bourgeoisie, 35–37
Bradford, Melvin E., 5, 8, 122–25; campaign against, 29–30; education of, 25–26; NEH nomination of, 26–28, 31, 155; as ostracized, 156–59; as traditionalist, 128
Bradford affair, 5, 23
Breitbart, Andrew, 135
Brimelow, Peter, 157
Brookhiser, Richard, 73
Brooks, David, 20
Brzezinski, Zbigniew, 92
Buchanan, Patrick, 3, 6, 18, 68, 126; American Conservative founded by, 77–78; as architect of foreign policy, 81; attacks on, 158; campaign of, 72–75; commentary on, 155; A Republic, Not an Empire by, 75–76
Buckley, William F., 21, 26, 40, 74, 161–62; commentary on movement of, 153–54; publication by, 122; as unpatriotic, 78
Bukharin, Nikolai, 124
Burke, Edmund, 5, 10–11, 14, 32; Reflections on the Revolution in France by, 36; writings of, 35
Burnham, James, 22, 42, 45, 68, 69
Busch, Andrew E., 74
Bush, George H. W., 6, 26, 68, 72–74
Bush, George W., 76, 81, 102; foreign policy of, 23–24; presidency of, 93–98
Bush, Jeb, 81
Buttiglione, Rocco, 91, 180n34
Byrd, Harry, 130

Caesarism, 43
Calvinism, 45, 57
Cantor, Eric, 138
capitalism: bourgeois origins of, 48; history of, 50; Kristol, I., and neoconservative, 47–53, 101–2, 125–26; liberalism and, 57; Novak and neoconservative, 47–53; opposition to, 96; as threat, 168n32. See also specific types
Carlyle, Thomas, 50
Carter, James Earl, 92
Catholic Intellectuals and Conservative Politics in America (Allitt), 88
Catholicism, 85–90, 91, 177n2
Catholic neoconservatives, 6, 85–86, 91–98
Ceaser, James W., 54, 74
Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), 65
Center Left, 4
certainty, 10
Charen, Mona, 137
Chavez, Linda, 19, 157
checks and balances, 50
Cheney, Dick, 76
Chodorov, Frank, 154
Chomsky, Noam, 110
Christianity, 57–60, 87–90
Churchill, Randolph, 37
Churchill, Winston, 4, 68
civic republicanism, 7
civil rights, 25, 86
Civil Rights Act, U.S., 122
Civil War, American, 2, 25; dehumanization and, 70; as irrelevant, 30; play about, 29–30
Clarke, Jonathan, 123
class, 15, 34
Clinton, William Jefferson, 4, 68, 76–77, 92
The Closing of the American Mind (Bloom), 15, 57–58, 127
Codevilla, Angelo, 19
Cohen, Eliot, 63
Colbert, Stephen, 135
Cold War, 6, 22–23, 68; as central issue in politics, 72; Communism during, 80; geopolitics of, 21
Coleridge, Samuel, 33, 50
Communism, 22, 47, 124, 154; during Cold War, 80; defeat of, 91
Communist Party USA, 8, 124
Communists, American, 8
Conservatism in America (Gottfried), 4141
The Conservative Mind (Kirk), 40, 123
conservative movement, 1; audiences of, 31; commanding positions in, 3; establishment within, 30; leadership of, 23; neoconservative wing of, 6
The Conservative Movement (Gottfried), 67
Conservative Political Action Committee (CPAC), 73
conservative purges, 8, 152–62
conservative realism, 83–84
Constantinism, 90
Constitution, U.S., 16, 105
Constitutional Debate, 106
constitutional federalism, 30
constitutionalism, 82, 122
containment policy, 69–70
Converse, Philip, 138–39
Cooper, Barry, 34–35
Corker, Bob, 130
Corn Laws, 36
corporations, 43–44, 48, 49
CPAC. See Conservative Political Action Committee
CSIS. See Center for Strategic and International Studies
cultural nihilism, 53
Cuneo, Michael W., 179n20

Dart, Ron, 37
Davidson, Donald, 25
Debord, Guy, 114, 117
Declaration of Independence, U.S., 14, 16–17, 100–108; equality in, 126; learning from, 20; truths of, 36
Deep State, 128
defeatism, 77
dehumanization, 70
DeMint, Jim, 157
democracy, 11; applicability of, 58; capitalist, 5, 32, 38; equality, natural rights and, 17; perspectives on, 14; promotion of, 54; spreading of, 18
democratic capitalism, 5, 32, 89; promoting, 98; state capitalism compared to, 47
democratic globalism, 18
Democratic Party, 4, 9, 23, 125; modern, 140; South abandoned by, 129–30
DeMuth, Christopher, 63–64
Derbyshire, John, 153
Diefenbaker, John, 33, 39, 46
Dietze, Gottfried, 28
Dionne, E. J., 154
Dispensationalism, 131
Disraeli, Benjamin, 5, 32, 37–38
Dole, Robert, 74–75
Dorrien, Gary, 3, 123, 129, 158
D’Souza, Dinesh, 16
Dulles, John Foster, 92
Dyncorp International, 64

East, John, 25–26, 123
economic policies, 62, 142–43
economic populism, 75
egalitarian politics, 12
Ehrlich, Paul, 87
Eisenhower, Dwight, 4, 92
electoral behavior, 138–40
Ellis, Christopher, 141
The End of Racism (Taylor), 157
An End to Evil (Frum), 29
English-Speaking Justice (Grant), 55
Enlightenment, 34, 42, 89
Enlightenment political theory, 95
entailed inheritance, 12
epistemological presuppositions, 9–10
equality, 11, 16; in Declaration of Independence, 126; freedom and, 33, 53; natural rights, democracy and, 17
Erickson, Erick, 136
Ervin, Sam, 130
ethnicity, 15
European Union, 80
Evans, M. Stanton, 26
extremism, 1

FAIR. See Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting
fairness, 56
Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting (FAIR), 65
faith in prescription, 12
Fathers of Confederation, 35
Faulkner, William, 25
Federal Reserve, 80
feminism, 127, 160, 162
Feulner, Edwin, 158
First Gulf War, 3
First Things magazine, 91, 97
Foner, Eric, 30, 159
foreign interventionism, 6
foreign policy, 2, 5, 146–47; architects of, 81; of Bush, G. W., 23–24; history of, 70; neoconservative, 68, 76; as obsession, 24; Trump on, 82
Founding, Straussian, 100–108
Fox News, 4, 15–16, 129, 155
Framers, 122, 130
Francis, Samuel T., 26–27, 42, 45, 78, 123, 126; on ideologies, 54; as ostracized, 156, 161
Franck, Matthew J., 16
Frank, Thomas, 63, 144
Franklin, Benjamin, 103
freedom, 11, 38, 127; equality and, 33, 53; of individual, 34; leisure and, 42; personal, diminishing of, 169n74; principles of, 58; right to, 54; tradition and, 44
free enterprise, 46
free trade, 6
French Revolution, 11, 17, 24, 37
Friedersdorf, Conor, 136
front-line activists (sensebreakers), 113–18
Frum, David, 29, 71, 77–78
Fukuyama, Francis, 17
fusionism, 44–46, 147

Gabbard, Tulsi, 176n54
gay marriage, 25, 127, 144–45, 148, 160
gender, 15
General Dynamics, 64
General Motors, 48, 51
General Social Survey (GSS), 141
George, Robert, 93
Giuliani, Rudy, 78–79, 160
Gladstone, William, 38
Glazer, Nathan, 18
globalization, 5, 32
Goldberg, Jonah, 16, 127, 135, 153–55
Goldwater, Barry, 33–34, 38–39
Gordon, David, 28–29, 63, 123
Gottfried, Paul, 41, 67, 123, 125–26
Graham, Lindsey, 19, 105, 130–31
Grant, George, 5, 37–39; Bloom compared to, 55–56; capitalism treatment by, 42–44; capitalist democracy and, 32; on capitalist leadership, 47–51; doubts of, 53; English-Speaking Justice by, 55; on faith, 59–61; Lament for a Nation by, 32–36, 46, 52, 54; Strauss compared to, 54–57; Vietnam War opposed by, 58
Great Depression, 39
Great Society social programs, 33–34
Greenberg, Paul, 19
GSS. See General Social Survey
gun laws, 145
Gutierrez, Luis, 19

habit, tradition and, 11
Hagee, John, 131
Hagel, Chuck, 24
Haidt, Jonathan, 116
Haley, Nikki, 131
Halper, Stefan, 123
Hamilton, Alexander, 36, 103–6
Hamowy, Ron, 154
Hanson, Victor Davis, 129
Harrington, Michael, 42
Hart, Jeffrey, 26
Hartz, Louis, 34, 41
Heflin, Howell, 123
Heimbach, Matthew, 109
Helms, Jesse, 25–26, 123
The Hemisphere of Liberty (Novak), 6
Heritage Foundation, 3, 23, 65–67, 155
Heschel, Abraham Joshua, 86
heterogeneity, plutocracy and, 99
Himmelfarb, Gertrude, 41–42
Hitler, Adolf, 28, 123, 137
homogenization, 54, 102
homophobia, 158
homosexuality, 3, 96
Hooker, Richard, 33
Horowitz, Gad, 34
human rights, 2, 13, 127, 160; advancing, 90; belief in, 60
Hume, David, 10–11, 105
Hume, Tory, 11–12
Humphrey, Gordon, 132
Hussein, Saddam, 77, 94
Hutchinson, Thomas, 35

identity, 1, 10
Ideology in America (Ellis and Stimson), 141
Ignatieff, Michael, 60
immigration, 2, 6, 24–25; advocates for, 157; enforcement of laws for, 99; Trump policy on, 100–106
imperialism, 20, 58–59
In Defense of People (Neuhaus), 87
individualism, 53, 100
industrialization, 37
intellectuals (sensegivers), 113, 118–20
internationalism, 2, 124
interventionism, 82–83
Iraq War, 29, 68, 77–78, 94
isolationism, 22, 24, 75, 80–81, 161–62
It Usually Begins with Ayn Rand (Tucille), 78

Jacobins, 24, 40
Jacobite rebellion, 37
Jaffa, Harry, 26, 100
Jay, John, 102
Jay Lovestone (Morgan), 124
Jefferson, Thomas, 14, 100, 106
jihadists, 95
John Birch Society, 22, 154, 161–62
John Paul II (Pope), 6, 92–97
John Paul II (Szulc), 92
Johnson, Greg, 111
Johnson, James Turner, 94
Johnson, Lyndon B., 21, 32–34, 38

Kagan, Frederick, 64
Kagan, Kimberly, 64
Kagan, Robert, 76–77, 95, 102
Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854, 27
Kengor, Paul, 180n39
Kennan, George F., 6, 68–69; as architect of foreign policy, 81; military-industrial complex developed by, 69–72
Kennedy, John F., 33, 38
Kesler, Charles, 100
Kilpatrick, James J., 122
King, Mackenzie, 46
King, Martin Luther, 3, 25
Kirk, Russell, 10, 12, 25, 37, 126; The Conservative Mind by, 40, 123; defense of capitalism by, 40–44; publication by, 122
Krauthammer, Charles, 16, 18
Kristol, Irving, 15, 18, 26–29, 40–42, 85; neoconservative capitalism and, 47–53, 101–2, 125–26; Two Cheers for Capitalism by, 47–48
Kristol, William, 76–77, 136

Lament for a Nation (Grant), 32–36, 46, 52, 54
Landess, Thomas H., 28–29, 122
Laws of Nature, 104, 179n25
leadership: of conservative movement, 23; Grant on capitalist, 47–51; positions of, 2
Lee, Robert E., 4, 131
Lefebvre, Marcel, 96
legitimization: through propaganda, 53–54; seeking, 59–60
Lehrberger, James, 27
leisure, freedom and, 42
Lenin, Vladimir, 124
Leviathan and Its Enemies (Francis), 52
Levin, Mark, 135
Levinson, Sanford, 185n34
Lewin, Kurt, 114
LGBT rights, 2
liberal democracy, 15, 19, 35
liberalism, 33–35; authoritarianism and, 95; capitalism and, 57; capitalist, 37, 38; managerial, 46; secular, 57; voice of, 43
Liberal Party, 33
libertarianism, 46
Lieberman, Joe, 77, 160
Likud Party, of Israel, 24
Limbaugh, Rush, 151
Lincoln, Abraham, 5, 14, 16, 25, 28, 104
Lindblom, Charles, 49
localism, 108, 128
Locke, John, 35, 89
Lockheed Martin, 65–66
Lovestone, Jay, 124
Lowry, Rich, 4, 16, 153
Loyalists, 35–36
The Loyalists in the American Revolution (Van Tyne), 36
Luttwak, Edward N., 71–72
Lytle, Andrew, 26

Madison, James, 7, 36, 71, 99, 103–7
Mahoney, Daniel J., 76
Making Patriots (Berns), 60
Mansfield, Harvey, 100
marijuana, 145, 148
Maritain, Jacques, 85
Marx, Karl, 33, 55–56, 168n32
Marxism, 39, 53, 162
Marxists, 37, 126–27
Massie, Thomas, 79
Masters, Edgar Lee, 28
McCain, John, 76–77, 95
McCarthy, Gene, 43
McCarthy, Joseph, 88
McClure, James A., 26
McConnell, Scott, 77
McDonald, Kevin, 77–78
McGovern, George, 23, 26
mechanic philosophy, 11
Medved, Michael, 136
memory, 7
Meyer, Frank, 22, 40, 44–46, 140, 198n22
military, power and spending of, 68
military-industrial complex, 69–72
military intervention, 20, 22
Miller, John, 157
modernity, 38
de Montesquieu, Baron, 105–7
Moore, Russell, 132–33
morality, Rationalists on, 12–13
Morgan, Ted, 124
Moynihan, Daniel Patrick, 22
multiculturalism, 59
Murdoch, Rupert, 155, 160–61
Murray, Charles, 157–58
Murray, Douglas, 17–18
Murray, John Courtney, 85
Muslims, 2

Nader, Ralph, 42
NAFTA. See North American Free Trade Agreement
Nagle, Angela, 110
The Naked Public Square (Neuhaus), 89–90
Napoleonic Wars, 24
National Election Survey (NES), 140–41
National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH), 5, 25, 129; Bradford nomination for, 26–28, 31, 155; founding of, 21; heads of, 30–31
nationalism, 14, 39, 46; enlightened, 76; liberal, 54
nationalist populism, 6–7
nationality, 17
nativism, 102
NATO. See North Atlantic Treaty Organization
natural law theory, 181n49
natural rights, 14, 17, 40
Navarro Valls, Joaquin, 92
Nazis, 70
NEH. See National Endowment for the Humanities
Nehlen, Paul, 129
The Neoconservative Mind (Dorrien), 3, 158
NES. See National Election Survey
Neuhaus, Richard John, 86–92, 97
New Deal, 21, 25, 38, 46
Newman, John Henry, 50
New York Times, 4, 20
Niebuhr, Reinhold, 87
Niebuhrian realism, 87
Niemeyer, Gerhart, 26
Nietzsche, Friedrich, 41, 55
9/11 terrorist attacks, 76
Nixon, Richard, 34, 130
noninterventionism, 69
North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), 74
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), 72, 80, 83–84
Novak, Michael, 40, 86, 91; The Hemisphere of Liberty by, 6; neoconservative capitalism and, 47–53; The Rise of the Unmeltable Ethnics by, 98; The Spirit of Democratic Capitalism by, 6, 47, 89; Writing Left to Right by, 87
nuclear weapons, 80

Oakeshott, Michael, 10–12, 50
Obama, Barack Hussein, 19, 79, 81, 95, 146
Obergefell v. Hodges, 130–31
Oliver, Revilo, 154
opportunism, 23
organization men, 45
Ornstein, Norman, 75
O’Sullivan, John, 73, 157
Overton Window, 112, 116

pacifism, 59
Paine, Thomas, 40
Palestinian Authority, 77
Pangle, Thomas, 100
partisanship, 149–50
party identification, 139–43
party lines, 1
paternalism, 37
patriotism, 14
Paul, Rand, 79–81, 83
Paul, Ron, 68, 78–80, 151
Pavlich, Katie, 137
Pax Americana, 54
Peterson, Jordan, 116
Petraeus, David, 64
Pinker, Steven, 109–10, 113, 116
pleasure, privacy of, 46
pluralism, 46
plutocracy: diversity and, 106–8; heterogeneity and, 99
PNAC. See The Project for the New American Century
Podhoretz, Norman, 3, 26–29, 74, 85, 125
political knowledge, 13
political science, debate with, 138–40
Ponnuru, Ramesh, 75–76
The Population Bomb (Ehrlich), 87
populism, 46
postmodernists, 95
post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), 95
postwar reconstruction, 46
Powell, Colin, 63
Prager, Dennis, 15–16
precedent, 12
prejudice, 12
Preserving the Constitution (Ervin), 130
Preston, Keith, 159
presumption, 12
progress, opposition to, 33
progressivism, 9, 17, 59
The Project for the New American Century (PNAC), 76–77, 94
propaganda: legitimization through, 53–54; of Republican Party, 4
propositional knowledge, 12
propositions, 13–15
protectionism, 37, 73, 75
The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism (Weber), 89
Protestantism, 57
PTSD. See post-traumatic stress disorder
The Public Discourse (Franck), 16
Putin, Vladimir, 2

Quayle, Daniel, 26

race, 15, 34
racism, 24, 78, 129, 132, 159–61
radicalism, 85–87
Raimondo, Justin, 77
Rand, Ayn, 22, 154
Rationalism, 10
Rationalists, 9–10; characterization of, 11; on morality, 12–13; style of, 15
Ratzinger, Joseph, 95–96
Rawls, John, 55–56
Reagan, Ronald Wilson, 16, 23–25, 85, 92; supporters of, 30; Vietnam War and, 88
Reflections on the Revolution in France (Burke), 36
Reform Party, 75
religious right, 30
A Republic, Not an Empire (Buchanan), 75–76
Republican Party, 9, 23; conversion of, 101; as defeated, 32–33; fusionist wing of, 68; propaganda of, 4; support for, 150
Republican voters, 7–8, 134, 140–41; consistency within, 147–51; policies considered by, 140–51
Rice, Condoleezza, 63
Richwine, Jason, 157–58
Riddle, Donald W., 28
Rights of Man, 11, 17
The Rise of the Unmeltable Ethnics (Novak), 98
Roberts, Paul Craig, 24
Rockwell, Lew, 157
Roe v. Wade, 144
Rogers, Will, 28
Romney, Mitt, 79
Roosevelt, Franklin Delano, 16, 25, 38, 43; New Deal and, 46; works of, 55
Rothbard, Murray, 22, 154, 157, 159
Rubin, Jennifer, 102
Rumsfeld, Donald, 76
Russell, Richard, 130
Ryn, Claes, 24

Salem Broadcasting, 15
Sanders, Bernie, 79
Scheunemann, Randy, 77
Schlesinger, Arthur, Jr., 43
Schmitt, Carl, 71
Schwartz, Stephen, 125
sensebreakers (front-line activists), 113–18
sensegivers (intellectuals), 113, 118–20
sensemakers (silent majority), 113, 120–21
sexual revolution, 52
Shachtman, Max, 22
Shapiro, Ben, 18, 127
Shulsky, Abram, 101
SI. See Situationist International
silent majority (sensemakers), 113, 120–21
Simon, William E., 26
Simon, Yves R., 85
Singer, Paul, 160
Situationist International (SI), 111–21
Smith, Kyle, 4
Sobran, Joseph, 77–78, 123, 156–57
social cohesion, 13
Social Democrats USA, 22
social injustice, 38
socialism, 42, 169n67
Social Security, 143
social theory, 112
social vices, 45
Southern Baptists, 131–32
Southern heritage, 133
Southern position, 122
Southern traditionalists, 7
Soviet expansionism, 21–22
Sowell, Thomas, 136
Spencer, Richard, 109–11, 115–18, 121
Spengler, Oswald, 36–37
The Spirit of Democratic Capitalism (Novak), 6, 47, 89
Stalin, Joseph, 124
state capitalism, 32, 38, 168n44; adherence to, 39; defense for, 42; democratic capitalism compared to, 47; Kirk defense of, 40–44; principles of, 61; rise of, 48; traditionalism and, 44–46; treatment of, by Grant, 42–44
Stephens, Bret, 101
Stewart, Corey, 128–29
Stimson, James, 141
Strauss, Leo, 6; Founding according to, 100–108; Grant compared to, 54–57
structural realism, 83
Students for Liberty, 79
subversive cultural producers, 113
Sullivan, Andrew, 94
Supreme Idea, 14, 20
Swift, Jonathan, 33
symbols, 4
Szulc, Tad, 92

Taylor, Jared, 112, 117–19, 157
Tea Party movement, 79, 143, 147
technical knowledge, 10
Tell, David, 74–75
Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD), 65
terrorism, 77, 147
THAAD. See Terminal High Altitude Area Defense
Theodoracopulos, Taki, 77
Theory of Justice (Rawls), 55–56
think tanks, 62–66
Third Reich, 3
Thompson, E. P., 37
tolerance, movement for, 162
Tories, 32, 36–38
Tory Democracy, 37
Toryism, 33–34, 36–37, 39, 54
trade policies, 83
tradition, 10; freedom and, 44; habit and, 11
traditionalism, 41, 44–46
Traditionalist Worker Party, 109
transgenderism, 53, 96
Trotsky, Leon, 22, 101, 124
Trudeau, Pierre, 34
Truman, Harry S., 25
Trump, Donald, 6–7, 19, 81; agenda of, 65; attack on, 135–38; attacks by, 79; campaign of, 68, 81–84; election of, 62–63, 151; on foreign policy, 82; immigration policy of, 100–107; loyalists to, 67; as mocked, 152; public disagreements surrounding, 161; Reform Party and, 75; slogans by, 82, 99; South influenced by, 132
Trumpism, 101
Tucille, Jerome, 78
Two Cheers for Capitalism (Kristol, I.), 47–48
The Tyranny of the Politically Correct (Preston), 5

unassisted reason, 173n175
universalism, 53–61
universalization, 54
utilitarianism, 12

values, 1, 16, 54, 127
Van Tyne, Claude H., 36
veil of ignorance, 56
Vidal, Gore, 29–30
Viénet, René, 115
Vietnam War, 22, 34; Catholics and, 86; Grant opposing, 58; Reagan and, 88
Voting Rights Act, U.S., 3, 122, 162

Wallace, George C., 25, 27–30, 123
Waltz, Kenneth, 83–84
Warren, Elizabeth, 129
Washington, George, 103–5
Watergate, 130
weakness, fundamental, 48
Weaver, Richard, 122, 171n129
Weber, Max, 89
Weekly Standard, 4
Weigel, George, 6, 86–91, 92–96
Welch, Robert, 161
welfare capitalism, 143
West, Thomas, 104
What’s the Matter with Kansas (Frank), 144
white supremacy, 191n18
Will, George, 27–28, 127, 135
Williamson, Kevin D., 135, 152–53
Willmoore, Kendall, 28
Wilson, Clyde, 122
Wilson, Edmund, 28
Wilsonianism, 70
Winthrop, James, 103
Wolfowitz, Paul, 76, 102
World War I, 2
World War II, 5, 7, 22, 32, 58
Writing Left to Right (Novak, M.), 87

xenophobes, 95

Young Americans for Liberty, 79

Zionism, 23
Zionists, 2, 23