The Classicist: What Is Trumpism?

For the first time in human history, we're not having enough children to keep the world's population from falling. 

One seemingly innocent ballot initiative which would change California’s recall process—if voters approve it, hasta la vista, future governators!—fits into a pattern of repeat efforts to guarantee that the Golden State remains under one-party, one-mentality dominance.

To make itself more open to such intellectual heterodoxy, Harvard could also give it a physical home: an institute for pluralism, modeled on Stanford University’s Hoover Institution. This would offer a non-partisan center that accommodates the intellectual dimensions of conservatism.