“Political ideas are too abstract. They are not enough to make people emotional about identity. Swiss identity has a cultural element.”
Interview with Oliver Strijbis: Swiss Lessons on Identity and National Unity
Tag: interview
Interview: How David Horowitz Sees 2020
“Our system in United States is set up in a way that forces us to compromise. The Founders thought the great threat to a democracy is factionalism.”
Bo Winegard on Events Taking Place Across Academia: “I Am Terrified”
“I have never been more depressed about the state of truth in the world.”
Interview: Elika Ashoori on Her Father’s Ten Year Prison Sentence in Iran
“His interrogators were telling him that we have gangs who could ‘stab your daughter or wife in London.'”
Interview: Adrianna San Marco, Student Journalist Fired for Conservative View
“On her ouster from The Daily Orange, the student journalist says: ‘It also affects me as student because all my peers have banded together and tried to cancel me.'”
Interview: Curt Jaimungal, Director of “Better Left Unsaid”
“They reject ideas of the extreme, so that’s why there needs to be a delineation between what’s extreme and what’s not extreme.”
Interview: Spike Cohen, Libertarian Nominee for Vice President
Listen to our conversation with the candidate to hear how his platform can tackle the greatest problems facing the United States today.
Interview: Johann Hari on Mental Health During a Pandemic
“There has been a huge transfer of wealth to the rich and gradual collapse of the middle class. That’s made a lot of people anxious.“
Libertarian Presidential Nominee Jo Jorgensen on the Issues
“The police issue here now is a local issue, and we will let them work it out. If I was a president now, I would say no, we not not need to do something.”
Why Trust Prevents Nations from Tearing Themselves Apart
“The last time a leading Danish politician was murdered was 1286. It’s not war with your foreign enemies [that matters]; it’s internally, in political stability.”
Leaving Washington D.C. Behind—and a More Wholesome Life
“I think people want to know the story behind things. And I think part of what they’re buying into is the story of our family on our ranch. And so it’s beautiful to be able to share that in some small way.”
Speaking with Bo Winegard: from the State of the Academy to the State of Twitter
“My sense is that most people—even people who truly abhor a lot of the stuff that I write—were supportive and were sort of horrified by the decision and by what happened.”
Interview: Georgia State Rep. Vernon Jones on Endorsing President Trump
“And I have a choice right now: Do I vote for Joe Biden, a white guy who locked black people up? Or do I vote for President Donald Trump, a white guy who happens to be a Republican, who let black people out of jail and gave them a second chance?”
Moral Behavior When No One Is Watching: an Interview with Jillian Jordan
“For the ‘Signaling When No One Is Watching,’ basically what we were interested in was motivated by previous research suggesting that people are strongly motivated to signal to others that they’re morally good.”
Interview: Merion West Contributor Matt McManus on “Postmodern Conservatism”
“So, I finished my Ph.D. in 2017, and, at the time, Donald Trump had just been elected President of the United States. Like a lot of people, I was a bit perplexed and disturbed by what happened.”