Conservative Review with Daniel Horowitz Conservatism’s Crossroads: A Movement or an Industry? | 9/12/25
Sep 12, 2025
The podcast dives into the disconnect between digital rhetoric and actual policy within conservatism. It questions whether the movement is focused on meaningful change or merely an industry for profit. The impact of recent violent events on public sentiment is discussed, alongside the urgency for accountable political actions. There's a critical examination of the disparity between online popularity and legislative results, urging a return to foundational values like family structure and responsibility in conservative discourse.
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Rhetoric vs. Results Divide
- Daniel Horowitz observes a stark split between online rhetoric and real-world policy outcomes within the conservative movement.
- He warns the Right must choose to be a movement focused on implementation rather than an industry built on monetization.
Prioritize Doers Over Viral Stars
- Do prioritize electing and supporting doers and implementers over online personalities who monetize outrage.
- Do focus resources on primaries and state-level races to build governing power rather than chasing viral moments.
Win Primaries To Change Outcomes
- Do focus on primary elections in red states where conservative voters already hold power.
- Do hold leaders accountable for endorsements that undermine conservative policy goals.