JD Vance's Version of America First Nationalism

.@JDVance1 doesn't pull any punches on what we need to fight back against woke capital. We need a new strategy to take on this threat against the American way of life. The old no longer works. https://t.co/uBZBJqcopw

— The American Mind (@theammind) May 24, 2021

Separation Now

"J.D. Vance wrote an emotionally and culturally complex book, but the film version is simple rags-to-riches melodrama (though with fine performances, especially Glenn Close as Mamaw)." But don't hate it because it humanizes Trump voters. https://t.co/Ey3QuVX33t

— The American Conservative (@amconmag) November 24, 2020

Hillbilly Elegy Trailer

Trailer for Netflix adaptation of JD Vance's Hillbilly Elegy is out... I've never read the book so I didn't know about the family instability and the seeming lack of a father figure.

Hillbilly Elegy and Trump

Hillbilly Elegy not only helps us to understand the social phenomena highlighted by Donald Trump’s rise to the presidency; it also reminds us of other things that have been obscured by that rise, but that we ought not to forget. https://t.co/zEW2J1SH8P

— Public Discourse (@PublicDiscourse) August 9, 2020

A Postliberal Conservatism?

I answered some good questions with two co-founders of Front Porch Republic who are actually worth reading, Jeff Polet and Jeremy Beer. https://t.co/cTIOGUcfX4

— Patrick Deneen (@PatrickDeneen) June 3, 2020

Matt Stewart convenes a conversation between @PatrickDeneen, @jeremybeer, and Jeff Polet about @JDVance1’s recent essay “End the Globalization Gravy Train.” Listen in as they debate what a postliberal conservatism might look like. https://t.co/HoEYViGXG3 pic.twitter.com/ubAxhV7H7x

— Front Porch Republic (@FrontPorchRepub) June 3, 2020

J. D. Vance, Hillbilly Elegy

Harper: Hillbilly Elegy (paper)