Daniel Flynn on the Forgotten Architect of Conservatism
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Daniel Flynn on the Forgotten Architect of Conservatism
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In this episode, host Anthony Eames interviews Daniel Flynn about his book 'The Man Who Invented Conservatism,' which explores the life and ideas of Frank Meyer, a pivotal figure in the American conservative movement. The conversation delves into Meyer's concept of fusionism, his early life, his transition from communism to conservatism, and his influential role at the National Review. Flynn highlights Meyer's relationships with key figures and his lasting impact on American political thought, particularly through his connections with prominent politicians like Goldwater and President Reagan.
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