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Senior Associate Editor, National Affairs
Washington
Beats
hemispheric affairs.Latino politics and representation
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By Howe Whitman III, Daniel Wiser Verified, Jon Askonas| National Affairs Verified Media April 13, 2025 The left in America has long accused the right of advancing minority rule and rejecting the principles of democracy. Though there is some truth to that charge, it applies as much to the left itself as it does to the right. A closer look at housing and infrastructure regulations, public-employee unions, professional licensing, and the governance of higher education suggests that "minoritarianism" pervades our politics.
By Howe Whitman III, Daniel Wiser Verified, Jon Askonas, John Wood| National Affairs Verified February 16, 2025 Technology is a force for change in the world, both positive and negative. Its ability to rapidly transform our way of life poses an inherent challenge to families. If conservatives wish to restore the family as the foundation of our civilizational order, they must develop a comprehensive theory of technological change. Without it, new technologies will continue to heap disaster on the American family.
By Howe Whitman III, Daniel Wiser Verified, Jon Askonas| National Affairs Verified Media April 13, 2025 The left in America has long accused the right of advancing minority rule and rejecting the principles of democracy. Though there is some truth to that charge, it applies as much to the left itself as it does to the right. A closer look at housing and infrastructure regulations, public-employee unions, professional licensing, and the governance of higher education suggests that "minoritarianism" pervades our politics.
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National Affairs
Washington, D.C., United States
+1 202-289-4100