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Sohrab Ahmari has a thoughtful new article bemoaning the right being okay with corporate America for the wrong reasons. He hits a few nails on the head, but ultimately, where he is most wrong is in his evolving economic ideology — not in being pro-worker, but in failing to see how dangerous the populist and progressive playbook is for the workers it claims to want to help.

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Sohrab Ahmari has a thoughtful new article bemoaning the right being okay with corporate America for the wrong reasons.{ai:summary}<p>Sohrab Ahmari critiques the right's acceptance of corporate America, arguing it stems from misguided reasons. While he acknowledges some valid points, he believes his economic ideology misjudges the risks of populist and progressive approaches that could harm the very workers they aim to support. </p><p>#economy</p>

From Frying Pan to Fire

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