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" ... Frank’s particular points of comparison reflect his old-fashioned leftism, but they also set him up well to castigate today’s smug, self-satisfied elite. He does so in his last chapter but one, aptly entitled “Let Us Now Scold Uncouth Men.” There he chides the Democratic Party for abandoning its role as “the voice of working class people” to become a “sort of coming together of the learned and the virtuous.” None of the party’s setbacks over the years, he points out, have moved “its thought leaders to reconsider the decision to become the party of the white collar elite.” Since Trump’s victory in 2016, Frank describes how this elite has fully adopted the “age-old anti-populist catechism.” Daily its members and representative publications repeat the same outrageous, unsubstantiated, and hysterical warnings about the end of democracy and the decline of American civilization just as very different elites in the past said of other populists. Frank damns these renewed practices as a furious abuse of fellow citizens filled with “McCarthy-like bloodletting,” “judging,” “cancelling,” “scolding,” and a “geyser of moral rebuke.” The narrative needs little interpretation. Set against the history of anti-populist attacks, the quotes alone embarrass their sources in front of the reader. ... "
" ... I first met Pablo Casado, the current leader, when he was in his early 20s and a key assistant to Aznar. Aznar’s views have influenced the current party leadership and platform. In his books, he reveals a well-formed mixture of economic liberalism and conservative views. His writings include an abundance of well-chosen quotes from three dozen free-market economists, classical philosophers, statesmen and past Popes. In his book describing his eight years in government, Aznar concludes: “[I]t is easier to combine liberalism with conservatism than liberalism with leftism.” ... "
" ... If the main focus of progressives was to promote upward mobility, they would deserve their predicted political hegemony. But current day leftism is more about style, culture and green consciousness than jobs and opportunity. It’s more Vogue’s Anne Wintour than Harry Truman. Often times the gentry agenda -- for example favoring higher housing and energy prices -- directly conflicts with the interests of middle and working class families. ... "
" ... The predominance of left-of-center perspectives among university faculty has been a fact-of-life for decades. Indeed, Jason Brennan and Phillip Magness’s work has shown an increase in that trend since 2000. What is different now is the students’ opportunity cost of indulging academic leftism. Today, tuition prices are easily at historical highs, as are student debt levels. Meanwhile, the prospect of recouping college expenses has become ever less viable as the economy continues to be characterized by mediocre growth. ... "