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Hoover's Neoconservatism Can't Last

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A recent online dust-up between Hoover Institution historian Niall Ferguson and Vice President J.D. Vance perfectly captures the fault line dividing today’s right. Out: globalism. In: America First.This is more than a spat—it’s a symbolic battle between Hoover’s neoconservative orthodoxy and the emerging “America First” realism that now dominates the GOP. And at the core of this divide is an uncomfortable truth: The Hoover Institution hasn’t ada…

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Hoover's Neoconservatism Can't Last

A recent online dust-up between Hoover Institution historian Niall Ferguson and Vice President J.D. Vance perfectly captures the fault line dividing today’s right. Out: globalism. In: America First.This is more than a spat—it’s a symbolic battle between Hoover’s neoconservative orthodoxy and the emerging “America First” realism that now dominates the GOP. And at the core of this divide is an uncomfortable truth: The Hoover Institution hasn’t ada…

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