The Changing Face of Conservatism: From Reaganism to Anti-Wokeism

🌍The world order is changing, and there is a growing anti-globalist and anti-woke sentiment in conservative movements.

🚫💡Many conservatives view Joe Biden as too old for a second term, which raises concerns about leadership in the face of global challenges.

🇺🇦The conflict between Russia and Ukraine is a critical issue, with the US holding back aid and questioning the value of NATO.

📰The Economist is championing classical liberalism in a time when it is increasingly seen as outside the mainstream.

💣The rise of national conservatism poses a significant challenge to the established order, with leaders like Donald Trump, Viktor Orban, and Marine Le Pen at its forefront.

Why do many conservatives believe Joe Biden is too old for a second term?

—Many conservatives argue that at 81 years old, Biden may be too frail to effectively lead the country and face the challenges of a changing world.

What impact has Donald Trump's views on NATO and Ukraine had?

—Trump's questioning of the value of NATO and his delay in providing aid to Ukraine has created concerns about the strength of US alliances and the vulnerability of Ukraine in the face of Russian aggression.

What is the rise of anti-globalist conservatism?

—Anti-globalist conservatism is a movement that opposes liberal trade policies, migration, and progressive ideologies. It is associated with leaders like Trump, Orban, and Le Pen, who prioritize national interests over international cooperation.

Why is classical liberalism seen as outside the mainstream today?

—Classical liberalism, which advocates for individual freedom, free markets, and limited government, is no longer the dominant ideology. The Economist is championing liberalism in the face of growing resistance from more populist and protectionist ideas.

What are the main concerns surrounding the conflict between Russia and Ukraine?

—The conflict between Russia and Ukraine raises concerns about aggression, territorial integrity, and the destabilizing impact on Europe. There are debates about the level of support the US and NATO should provide to Ukraine.

00:00The Economist discusses the concerns surrounding Joe Biden's potential second term, the rise of anti-globalist conservatism, and the destabilizing impact of Donald Trump's views on NATO and Ukraine.

11:56Trump's questioning of the value of NATO and his delay in providing aid to Ukraine has created concerns about the strength of US alliances and the vulnerability of Ukraine in the face of Russian aggression.

03:56Many conservatives argue that at 81 years old, Biden may be too frail to effectively lead the country and face the challenges of a changing world.

02:22The conflict between Russia and Ukraine raises concerns about aggression, territorial integrity, and the destabilizing impact on Europe. There are debates about the level of support the US and NATO should provide to Ukraine.

08:16Anti-globalist conservatism is a movement that opposes liberal trade policies, migration, and progressive ideologies. It is associated with leaders like Trump, Orban, and Le Pen, who prioritize national interests over international cooperation.