The Professional Precariat Needs Populism Too
It’s a November morning in New Hampshire . Pat Buchanan is standing among the men and women of a footwear factory, listening to the assembly-line cobblers about the threats posed by cheap imported shoes to not only their jobs but their communities and their country.
It’s February afternoon in Iowa . Buchanan is in standing shin deep in the snow, learning from farmers how factory hog farming is destroying the first rung of the ladder of the agricultural economy.
It’s an early winter evening in Wheeling . The guys at the pub are trying to figure out what they will do when the smelter shuts down, never…
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