By E.D. Parish This should be obvious. I can’t even fathom what contrary arguments might look like. Yet, in our political climate, the obvious must be defended. First of all, American politicians should put the interests of the American people first. Sometimes the interests of America align with the interests…
By E.D. Parish Parish is a senior majoring in philosophy and math with a minor in PPE. After graduation, he will begin a PhD in philosophy at UC Berkeley. Freshman year, I had an antecedent interest in politics, which I was looking to hone and express. I was considering joining…
Reviewing The Populist Delusion by Neema Parvini Written by E. D. Parish I remember for the first time wanting to learn more about politics beyond the clickbait headlines and the endless spin of current events. Unimpressed with so-called conservative intellectuals like Milton Friedman, Friedrich Hayek, and William F. Buckley Jr.,…
Written by E. D. Parish I see the news (hopefully less than I used to), and I worry that I don’t respond the right way. More specifically, I fear that I don’t feel things as deeply as I ought to. I want to watch less news because I feel as…
Written by E. D. Parish Facts are only true when the right people acknowledge them. A few days ago, the New York Times published an article pushing back against the unconditional affirmation of transgender youth. I could hardly care less about challenging or defending the claims made in the piece….
Written by E. D. Parish Mindless self-indulgence by any other means is just as bleak. A few days ago I unsubscribed from a dozen newsletters and unfollowed plenty more podcasts and news shows. This has been one more step in a journey of trying to extricate myself from the mania…
