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AMERICA\S NEW NATIONALISM THE NEW POLITICAL FAULT LINE IS EMERGING
1995
Overview
Most Americans now want U.S. resources redirected homeward, and American lives not put at risk unless vitalU.S. interests are at stake. Hence, the internationalists must argue the benefits of a \"trickle-down foreign policy\": i.e., foreign aid to Russia, Israel and Egypt will be of long-range benefit you cannot now see; sending Americans to fight in Third World conflicts, under U.N. flags and UN. command, will one day pay off in global \"stability.\" Exactly. Millions of Americans are already at where [Alan Tonelson] says we are headed. His piece comes as close as any to identifying the new balance of forces in U.S. policy debates. \"At the other pole would gather America's internationalists. The social base ... would include many big multinationalbusinesses and upper-level managers, financiers, professionals and retailers. Journalists and the rest of the mass media as well as academics tend to support an idealistic globalism ... much of what they lack in numbers the internationalists would make up in money, influence and the aura of respectability that their media allies will continue to provide.\"
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The Venetoulis Institute for Local Journalism
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