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Interview | Daniel J. Flynn: Frank Meyer’s conservatism helped elect President Reagan
In the aftermath of World War II, the role of the US federal government significantly expanded under the impetus of President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal. Prominent Cold War politicians who are generally classified as “liberal,” such as Truman, Kennedy, and Johnson, championed the welfare state and Keynesian economics. American conservatives, however, felt threatened by what they perceived as the liberals’ collectivism and big government. At the same time, American conservatism saw many internal divisions. Traditionalists, such as Russell Kirk, emphasized moral order, religion, and…
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