Fresh off of arguing with Steve Hayes about the different places one can keep a ferret, Jonah Goldberg ruminates on cameras in Congress, choosing between party and principle, Apple News’ First Amendment rights, Kristi Noem’s blanket, the Hayekianism of Burke, Yoram Hazony’s foolishness, and RFK Jr.’s crackpottery.
Plus, you should preorder Sarah Isgur’s book.
Shownotes:
—Friday’s Dispatch Podcast
—WSJ piece on Kristi Noem, Corey Lewandowski, and DHS
—Cass Sunstein’s book on separation of powers
—Wednesday's G-File
—The Great Debate: Edmund Burke, Thomas Paine, and the Birth of Right and Left
—Suicide of the West
—Burke: “Birds of Prey” speech
—Ruminant touching on Yoram Hazony
—James Kirchick in Commentary - “The Chutzpah of Yoram Hazony”
—Michael A. Woronoff in Commentary: “Trump the Corporatist”
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