(Ben Seevers, Money Metals News Service) It is becoming more common for those on the right to be skeptical or downright hostile to free markets. Since President Trump entered the political scene over a decade ago, conservatives have increasingly abandoned free market principles.
The same is true for the religious right. Vice President JD Vance, a Catholic and presumptive successor to President Trump, has been a vocal opponent of free market principles throughout his career in the US Senate and the Trump administration. On the academic side, Patrick Deneen, a political philosopher at the University of Notre Dame, has decried free markets in favor of wealth redistribution.
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