July/August 2019

cover story
Commentary
Who Speaks for Donald Trump?, Patrick J. Buchanan
Billy Pilgrim Turns 50, Bill Kauffman
The Power of Political Nostalgia, Aram Bakshian Jr.
Editorial
Taking Stock of the Antiwar Right
Front Lines
Assange and a Free Press, Ted Galen Carpenter
Beyond the Echo Chamber, Ericka Andersen
Bait and Switch, William S. Lind
Cover Package
Nineteen Eighty-Four at 70, John Rodden and John Rossi
Orwell Goes to China, Kelley Beaucar Vlahos
Articles
Jussie Smollett’s Media Defenders, William McGowan
The Monopoly Crisis Hits the Military, Matt Stoller and Lucas Kunce
Green New Deal Cronyism, Daniel J. Mitchell
The Big-Box Mirage, Lewis McCrary
Web of Lies, Graham Daseler
Towards a New Conservatism, J.D. Vance
Arts & Letters
Demographic Change and Its Discontents, Jim Antle (Whiteshift: Populism, Immigration and the Future of White Majorities, Eric Kaufmann, Allen Lane, 624 pages)
The Last Casualty of Vietnam, Andrew J. Bacevich (Our Man: Richard Holbrooke and the End of the American Century, George Packer, Knopf, 608 pages)
As We Go Marching, Bill Kauffman (A Fiery Gospel: The Battle Hymn of the Republic and the Road to Righteous War, Richard M. Gamble, Cornell University Press, 296 pages)
Chaucer’s Tale, Badly Told, A.M. Juster (Chaucer: A European Life, Marion Turner, Princeton University Press, 624 pages)