Radicals

In "Radicals," David Horowitz examines the paradox of radical liberalism, arguing that the desire to enact utopian social reforms often results in increased human suffering. Drawing on his experiences as a former liberal, as well as case studies of notable figures like Christopher Hitchens and Cornel West, he critiques the disjointed ideologies of liberal elites. Through this exploration, Horowitz contends that radical liberalism not only undermines its advocates but also inflicts harm on society as a whole.