
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


Historian David Austin Walsh, who just published a book called Taking America Back: The Conservative Movement and the Far Right, did some bad tweets. But this led to something interesting: a concerted recruitment attempt from the conservative movement, including personal outreach from Chris Rufo, Richard Hanania, James Taranto, and others. We discuss why the tweets were bad and the surrounding context in academia, the pitch from Rufo et al, and the book.
The conversation went long, so tune in next week for part II.
By Ryan Cooper & Alexi the Greek4.8
155155 ratings
Historian David Austin Walsh, who just published a book called Taking America Back: The Conservative Movement and the Far Right, did some bad tweets. But this led to something interesting: a concerted recruitment attempt from the conservative movement, including personal outreach from Chris Rufo, Richard Hanania, James Taranto, and others. We discuss why the tweets were bad and the surrounding context in academia, the pitch from Rufo et al, and the book.
The conversation went long, so tune in next week for part II.

518 Listeners

1,460 Listeners

433 Listeners

1,590 Listeners

8,864 Listeners

3,916 Listeners

937 Listeners

2,082 Listeners

3,541 Listeners

577 Listeners

215 Listeners

1,081 Listeners

616 Listeners

570 Listeners

575 Listeners