America's Drift Toward 'Socialism' Is Generational

America's Drift Toward 'Socialism' Is Generational, But Also ... - Forbes

With every other age group preferring capitalism, one would rightly conclude that it's those Millennials once again turning things inside ...

Barry Goldwater Jr. laments nation's drift toward 'socialism'

The son of the one-time presidential nominee also discussed the need for more civil discourse.

The Drift: Stopping America's Slide to Socialism - Hoover Institution

Economic advisor Kevin Hassett calls all Americans to reject being bullied into silence by socialist agendas and the politically elite.

The Many, Tangled American Definitions of Socialism | The New ...

Peter Slevin writes about the Democratic Party's decision to hold their convention in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, the city's historical ...

Is America drifting towards socialism following the Democratic left ...

You do understand that socialism is an economic model and not a political one…right? And that we already have a large number of “socialist” ...

Red States: the rise of American socialism - Prospect Magazine

The Democratic Socialists of America are pulling the party of Clinton and Obama to the left.

Why are people (specifically Americans) so afraid of socialism ...

Most people want either democratic socialism or a social democracy. We need to have strong and ample social safety nets to have a strong economy ...

Bolling: Is Socialism in the U.S. Just a Generation Away?

One of the basic politically cultural foundational beliefs of America was the idea of individualism, not collectivism; but according to polls, ...

Republicans have a history of weaponizing 'socialism.' But do they ...

During the final presidential debate on Thursday night, President Donald Trump repeatedly charged his opponent, former Democratic Vice President ...

Are Americans Really Going Crazy for Socialism? Don't Abandon All ...

A new Gallup poll confirms what other surveys have reported: a disturbingly high percentage of Americans, about four in 10, now look favorably on socialism.

American Socialism, Revisited - LAWCHA

Paul Buhle reviews The Socialist Party of America: A Complete History, by Jack Ross (2015) The history of Socialism in the United States ...

Majority of Gen Z Americans Hold Negative Views of Capitalism: Poll

54 percent of Gen Z (ages 18 to 24) hold negative views of capitalism. Meanwhile, just 42 percent of the young generation view capitalism favorably.

DUFFY: Fighting Socialism Is Our Generation's Duty - Young ...

DUFFY: Fighting Socialism Is Our Generation's ... My mother, having been involved with Young America's Foundation for ... I better understood the Left's drift ...

The Collapse of Socialism | American Enterprise Institute - AEI

For, unable to offer a coherent alternative to capitalism as a social system, and with no socialist countries left to identify with, many left-wingers now ...

The Making of Millennial Socialism - Jacobin

Jacobin has been a flagship publication of “millennial socialism,” a phenomenon that began gathering force around 2010 and first fought its way into the ...

Commentary: What draws millennials to socialism even as it fails ...

Multiple forms of socialism, from hard Stalinism to European redistribution, continue to fail.Russia and China are still struggling with the ...

Socialism and National Efficiency - The Atlantic

So far as American individualism in art, literature, scientific research, and industry is concerned, the last nail was driven by this writer into the national ...

Kevin Hassett, “The Drift: Stopping America's Slide ... - YouTube

Kevin Hassett is a former senior adviser and chair of the Council of Economic Advisers under President Donald Trump. Hassett warns that high ...

There Are Reasons Americans Are Contemplating Socialism - Medium

It was inevitable that when the global financial sector refused to learn the deeper lessons of the Great Recession in 2008 that opposition ...

Why are Americans so averse to socialism? - Quora

For many Americans, “socialism” is a word that evokes a weakened work ethic, stifled innovation and excessive reliance on the government.