Libertarian-Conservative Fusionism and What It Isn't

Most political junkies think of "fusionism" as a nickname for the Cold War-era political coalition of economic libertarians and religious traditionalists, but that understanding is subtly mistaken. In reality, fusionism was a marriage not of two groups but of two value sets. A fusionist is someone who sees both freedom and virtue as prerequisites for a good life and a flourishing society. Come learn about this sadly forgotten but uniquely American idea.