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*Compromising Christian colleges, such as Wheaton and many others that first compromised on evolution and increasingly on other issues, such as homosexuality, feminism, and Islam | *Compromising Christian colleges, such as Wheaton and many others that first compromised on evolution and increasingly on other issues, such as homosexuality, feminism, and Islam | ||
*The many [[token conservative]]s who originally held conservative positions but shifted sharply to the Left | *The many [[token conservative]]s who originally held conservative positions but shifted sharply to the Left | ||
| + | *European [[establishment]] conservatives, who eventually shifted sharply to the Left, supporting [[Europhile]], pro-mass migration, and anti-Christian policies | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 05:24, January 20, 2018
O'Sullivan’s First Law describes the drift of many politicians, leaders, and organizations. It was first coined by John O'Sullivan in 1989.
It states that "All organizations that are not actually right-wing will over time become left-wing."[1]
Examples
- The Drudge Report's leftward shift[2]
- Compromising Christian colleges, such as Wheaton and many others that first compromised on evolution and increasingly on other issues, such as homosexuality, feminism, and Islam
- The many token conservatives who originally held conservative positions but shifted sharply to the Left
- European establishment conservatives, who eventually shifted sharply to the Left, supporting Europhile, pro-mass migration, and anti-Christian policies
References
- ↑ O’Sullivan’s First Law, National Review
- ↑ Duke, Selwyn (January 17, 2018). “Whatfinger News”: What the Drudge Report Was Meant to Be. The New American. Retrieved January 19, 2018.