Evidence receipt / belief
Published · transcript-backedClaire Lehmann: belief
29 Aug 2018 Conversations with Tyler Claire Lehmann on Speaking Freely
“I’d have to look at the data and the numbers to make an accurate judgment, but I think that classical liberalism is very strong at the moment through the Internet, and then the nationalists, people who identify as right-wing, but are opposed to free trade dogmas and who want to question immigration, basically.”
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- Claire Lehmann
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- 29 Aug 2018
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- Conversations with Tyler
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…But are they favored more than the classical liberals and the free traders? Are the nationalists favored more? Are the populists? What’s your relative assessment of who’s gaining within the right? I’d have to look at the data and the numbers to make an accurate judgment, but I think that classical liberalism is very strong at the moment through the Internet, and then the nationalists, people who identify as right-wing, but are opposed to free trade dogmas and who want to question immigration, basically. And you think that particular question has been boosted by the Internet as a means of discourse?…
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