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In his speech at the 2022 Republican National Convention, JD Vance emphasized a vision of America as a nation defined by shared history and common identity, resonating with far-right supporters who see immigration as a critical issue. Vance’s ideas aligned with sentiments expressed at the National Conservatism Conference, where figures like Sen. Josh Hawley and religious nationalists gathered to discuss nationalism’s role in American politics. The conference has evolved from vague discussions to a focus on actionable policies, exemplified by sessions targeting issues like immigration and identity politics.
This year’s lineup includes influential right-wing figures, notably Steve Bannon and critics of liberal ideologies. Organizers aim to reinforce a nationalist agenda, reflecting strong ties to religious nationalism and an ideological connection to Israel, as seen through the Edmund Burke Foundation’s leadership. Yoram Hazony, a key figure, advocates for a nationhood centered on religious and cultural unity, warning against growing foreign-born populations, which he fears could lead to societal fragmentation.
Prominent conference speakers are pushing the narrative of a cohesive American identity grounded in Protestant Christianity, with discussions around revitalizing evangelical political voices. Figures like Doug Wilson, advocating for a Christian nationalist agenda, represent a broader strategy to embed these ideas in the political fabric of the nation. Overall, the conference illustrates a transformative push within the Republican Party towards a more explicitly nationalist and religious foundation.
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