| Then the fusionist has a problem on his hands if his main case for fusionism is that the market fosters virtue. |
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| If a new kind of fusionism is to have any chance for success, it must aim beyond the specifics of particular, present-day controversies. |
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| For neoconservatives, such a fusionism would provide the wiggle room in the budget to increase the size of the military to a size they believe is more appropriate. |
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| Indeed, it could even be argued that the mainstream Right today turns fusionism on its head by paying little more than lip service to either libertarianism or traditionalism. |
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| This is true of those who point to Hayek as their inspiration or to Buckley or Strauss or even Meyer's later fusionism. |
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| On national security, meanwhile, the Democratic Party is plainly much less libertarian — and the Republican Party, mostly thanks to Rand Paul, slightly more so — than it was when Lindsey was drawing up his form of fusionism. |
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| All modern theorists have applied fusionism and inclusivity to Greek ethics to some degree. |
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| My fusionism derives primarily from Friedrich Hayek's works. |
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| Among conservatives, Meyer's position came to be known as fusionism. |
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| However much individual libertarians like to think they transcend the left-right divide, the actual operating strategy of organized libertarianism has been fusionism. |
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| Fusionism is the essence of mainstream American conservatism. |
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