<p>Corporate America’s relationship with the Republican Party is undergoing the most significant change in four decades. The movement driving this shift: National Conservatives, or “NatCons.” What is national conservatism? Who are the NatCons? If successful, how will NatCons alter the long-dominant GOP policy consensus in support of free trade, low corporate taxes, and light antitrust enforcement?</p>

Corporate America’s relationship with the Republican Party is undergoing the most significant change in four decades. The movement driving this shift: National Conservatives, or “NatCons.” What is national conservatism? Who are the NatCons? If successful, how will NatCons alter the long-dominant GOP policy consensus in support of free trade, low corporate taxes, and light antitrust enforcement?

<p>Corporate America’s relationship with the Republican Party is undergoing the most significant change in four decades.&nbsp;The movement driving this shift: National Conservatives, or “NatCons.”&nbsp;What is national conservatism?&nbsp;Who are the NatCons?&nbsp;If successful, how will NatCons alter the long-dominant GOP policy consensus in support of free trade, low corporate taxes, and light antitrust enforcement?</p>

C-Suite Red Alert: Here Come the NatCons

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