Brian Leiter
American philosopher and legal scholar; Karl N. Llewellyn Professor of Jurisprudence at the University of Chicago and director of its Center for Law, Philosophy and Human Values; writes on Nietzsche and runs the blog Leiter Reports.
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Their wordsIf we have free and fair midterm elections in the U.S., the malevolent buffoon/gangster is finished.
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Their wordsWhat a shameless and corrupt huckster this man is
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Their wordsI find most contemporary normative moral and political philosophy pretty dreary I confess
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Their wordsOne can hope that these sentiments register with other members of the ruling class, including those in the Republican Party who might play a larger role in stopping Trump. In a plutocracy, that is our best hope for a peaceful outcome.
↗The prudent wing of the ruling class speaksleiterreports.com
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Their wordsthe prize was created by the Bank of Sweden to enhance the status of neoliberal economic theory with an eye ultimately to changing social democratic policies in Sweden.
↗On the pseudo-Nobel Prize in economics in 2026leiterreports.com
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Their wordsBut only if the Democrats actually advocate for a social democratic revolution in this benighted country is there any chance of preventing the descent into barbarism.
↗On Trump’s efforts to revoke Rep. Omar’s citizenshipleiterreports.com
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Their wordsThis question has an easy answer: one month is reasonable, two weeks is absurdly unreasonable, and anything less than a month should be justified by some pressing consideration
↗How long should academic job candidates have to consider a tenure-track offer?leiterreports.com