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Rise of Neo-Conservatism
- Post-WWII, conservatism shifted towards neo-conservatism, prioritizing consensus with leftist elites.
- This movement shares core tenets with progressivism, such as social engineering and globalism.
Surplus Spending
- California, a liberal state, returned surplus funds to its citizens, while Alabama, a conservative state, did not.
- This challenges common perceptions of fiscal responsibility in political parties.
Left's Strategic Success
- The Left's success stems from its postmillennial worldview, aggressive grassroots strategies, and focus on education and children.
- Conservatives often ceded these areas, adopting a passive approach.