Thomas D. Howes

Biography

Thomas Howes has a PhD in Philosophy from the Catholic University of America and is a member of the James Madison Society at Princeton. Along with James M. Patterson, he has a contract with the Acton Institute to write a book titled Why Postliberalism Failed.

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Tucker Carlson’s Sinking Ideological Ship

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October 31, 2025

The Philosophy of Jacques Maritain — A Long-Awaited Introduction

Pursuit of Happiness
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Civitas Conversations: Statesmanship and Our Flailing Country

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Spencer Cox Provides the Statesmanship America Needs

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September 15, 2025

MacIntyre’s Post-Postliberal Godchildren

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The Philosophy of Jacques Maritain — A Long-Awaited Introduction

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Spencer Cox Provides the Statesmanship America Needs

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MacIntyre’s Post-Postliberal Godchildren

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