Isms Are Here to Stay

Ferris Bueller famously quipped “A person should not believe in an ism, he should believe in himself.” But people do believe in isms—and a few of them are at odds with the isms prized by the ruling political classes.

At the Washington Free Beacon, Matthew Continetti takes a stimulating dive into the conflicting isms driving politics in 2016 and provides readers his analysis of the future of isms sketched on the backdrop of the 12th (and final) annual meeting of the Clinton Global Initiative.