One of the problems surrounding the conversation around national conservatism – a new branding for more market-skeptical, nationalist conservatism – is the fact that the conversation has been thus far rooted in the theoretical and the esoteric. The argument (mainly occurring online) is centered around whether or not state intervention in the economy is permissible or desirable to begin with. Accusations of betraying the founding or indulging in free market fundamentalism fly back and forth.
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