The New Statesman | UK politics and culture Is American conservatism over?
Oct 30, 2024
Freddie Hayward, the New Statesman's US correspondent, joins cultural critic Sarah Churchwell and writer Sohrab Ahmari to dissect the current state of American conservatism. They analyze the charged atmosphere at Trump's recent rally, drawing unsettling parallels to historical fascism. The discussion highlights the polarization in American politics and the unwavering loyalty of Trump’s followers, questioning the future of the Republican Party. With Trump's influence reshaping conservative ideals, they ponder what lies ahead for the GOP in an increasingly divided landscape.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
The Enduring Divide: Trumpism and Its Followers
01:55 • 7min
Echoes of the Past: Fascism at Madison Square Garden
08:44 • 8min
The Future of American Conservatism and Trump’s Impact
16:44 • 2min
The Evolution of American Conservatism
18:28 • 9min
Navigating American Conservatism: Leadership and Unity Challenges
27:55 • 3min