Congratulations to @AmerCompass for an impressive launch this evening, including an essay series with bylines from @marcorubio, @SenTomCotton, @wellscking, and morehttps://t.co/zTB85JDk4W
— James Hitchcock (@JamesHitchcock) May 4, 2020
A host of questionable associations -- will this project be anything more than a "make-work" opportunity. Will it be successful in persuading the oligarchy and the Republican Party that factories have to be brought back to the US? Economic nationalism might be the first necessary step, but it's not the ultimate step since even economic nationalism, given resource limits, is unsustainable. But that's not a message the oligarchy would want to hear. Professional pundits, intellectuals, and think tank workers generally should be ignored. Taleb isn't a professional intellectual (except with his writing about risk and statistics) so he has a bit more credibility, as his livelihood doesn't depend upon him giving his opinion.
NRO is advertising its launch? More reason to suspect it already.
Recovering the American Tradition of Economic Policy | https://t.co/XccZ5S92Bi via @wellscking, @JuliusKrein, & @oren_cass pic.twitter.com/lLzYldcSju
— National Review (@NRO) May 6, 2020
Cass was an advisor for Romney, so this endorsement should be no surprise. What has Romney done to return manufacturing to the US?
.@AmerCompass is helping conservatives rethink how we apply our principles to the problems of today. I welcome their contribution to our national policy debates. https://t.co/iHdOxi59zl
— Mitt Romney (@MittRomney) May 4, 2020
Congrats to @oren_cass and @wellscking on the formal launch of American Compass! Can't wait to dive in to some of the content on the site. https://t.co/UdwDG0hbj1
— J.D. Vance (@JDVance1) May 5, 2020
This new think tank wants to reform conservatism. Republicans ignore it at their peril, @henryolsenEPPC writes https://t.co/Itfn7uDu0a
— Washington Post Opinions (@PostOpinions) May 5, 2020
Definitely read this and pay attention to what @oren_cass and @AmerCompass are doing. It’s brand new, smart, & important. https://t.co/loJwsXep1x
— Chris Buskirk (@thechrisbuskirk) May 5, 2020
For our launch, we are featuring an essay series on Rebooting the American System, with forewords by @marcorubio and @SenTomCotton. The series makes the comprehensive, conservative case for a return to robust national economic policy. https://t.co/zMR2VLjsyf
— American Compass (@AmerCompass) May 4, 2020
At The Commons, Michael Lind: "From Protecting Essential Workers to Upgrading Essential Industries"
— American Compass (@AmerCompass) May 5, 2020
"...the next step is to develop programs for using technology to upgrade essential industries that are low-wage, low-tech and low-productivity..."https://t.co/wDpS84VmNf
First on The Commons, @PatrickDeneen:
— American Compass (@AmerCompass) May 5, 2020
Our economy "is not merely a 'given preference' that arose from purely market forces, but the culmination of... left and right liberal policies designed to shape our identities into creatures above all that consume." https://t.co/fISDVmkmXN
On The Commons, @jamespoulos urges less focus on forecasting the future and more effort to grapple with the remaking of the American landscape that has already occurred, thanks to deindustrialization, deconsumption, and decompetition. https://t.co/UErqVv6lEi
— American Compass (@AmerCompass) May 6, 2020
"We need more Henry Clays. Conservatives could provide them, if we recognized that robust national economic policy is not a crime against capitalism, but a great American tradition."
— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) May 6, 2020
Latest in American Renewal from @wellscking https://t.co/pwTuMZzvnp
.@LettieriDC on The Commons, discussing fascinating new work from @InnovateEconomy:
— American Compass (@AmerCompass) May 6, 2020
"As a general rule, high-poverty neighborhoods tend to stay poor over time, and their ranks have swelled in spite of decades of national economic growth and prosperity."https://t.co/MSlCpqKAjz
Good to see a diversity of voices within the American Compass project, including @LettieriDC, whose org @InnovateEconomy has really stood out during this crisis. https://t.co/H0bjmI8GtU
— Connor O'Brien 🥑🌐 (@cojobrien) May 6, 2020
.@AmberLappOH on The Commons: "economic policy as well as voluntarily-adopted business practices are a crucial part of the revitalization of family life." https://t.co/hMA8A5ASS6
— American Compass (@AmerCompass) May 6, 2020
1/ NEW: My first piece for @oren_cass @AmerCompass on the "free market fundamentalist menace." I explain how exactly we get Paul Ryan-era plans from a populist president https://t.co/9exKLECT9h pic.twitter.com/PJU1vyujcI
— Saagar Enjeti (@esaagar) May 7, 2020
South Asian nuAmerican Saagar Enjeti continuing to infiltrate.
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