Fascist at Home, Fascist Abroad

John Ganz: “It used to be that one could roughly say that while paleocons were fascists at home, reimagining America as a white ethnostate, they were relatively more dovish abroad and skeptical of foreign entanglements, while the neocons were fascists abroad, favoring unabashed imperialism, foreign adventures, and unilateral wars, but broadly in support of center-right liberal democracy at home.”

“The current fusionism of the right is the worst of all possible worlds: fascist at home, fascist abroad.”