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📼 "Caesarism, which I would think of as an authoritarian reconstructor of a society's polity, is something that would solve - at least potentially - the problems that we face today," American Mind Publication Committee member Charles Haywood said on a 2022 New Founding podcast

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"I certainly agree that the country is likely to fragment, but I don't think that rules out the possibility of mini-Caesars," Charles Haywood (who has given $390,500 to Claremont Institute since 2022) said on a 2022 New Founding podcast. "The most efficient way of reconstructing a fragmented country into multiple smaller countries is through authoritarian rule, perhaps then giving way to some other form of monarchy."

"I certainly agree that the country is likely to fragment, but I don't think that rules out the possibility of mini-Caesars," Charles Haywood (who has given $390,500 to Claremont Institute since 2022) said on a 2022 New Founding podcast. "The most efficient way of reconstructing a fragmented country into multiple smaller countries is through authoritarian rule, perhaps then giving way to some other form of monarchy."

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