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Co. UK. I see an important friendly but nonetheless existent rift brewing in the America First Movement among fellow conservatives.

And the rift is this between what I call the protectionist or economic nationalist wing

of our movement and the civic nationalist wing of our movement.

And I think that there's a lot of overlap in rejecting the historical neoliberal consensus

of yesterday on foreign policy, on trade, on immigration, on this idea that the United States is just some economic zone, but instead to go into the

reasons why we reject that historical neoliberal consensus.

A lot of folks on the right reject that consensus because they believe it is the job of the U.S. government

to protect American workers and manufacturers from the competitive effects of immigration

on labor and wages, from the effects of foreign products being imported into the United States and the prices

that American manufacturers are able to command. That's what I call the National Protectionist

Wing, the Economic Nationalist Wing of the American First Movement.

That's different from what I call the national libertarian aspect of it,

which is admittedly what I'm more partial to,

which is the belief that the old neoliberal consensus caused an erosion of our national identity.

It caused us to be dependent on foreign countries like China for even our own military industrial

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