“neoconservatives… might have innovated much of the logic that informed the conservative side of the culture war,” “But the Christian Right formed the demographic bedrock of the conservative culture wars.” The culture of the united states at this time quickly evolved into political battles in which Christian conservatives were set on establishing religious and family values against what they thought of as increasingly secular state led by dangerous liberals. Hartman says that the crucible of the culture wars was the way that the ideals of post-war “normative America” was largely demolished during the 1960s. this was done by a younger generation who wanted social liberation and radical change. “The left considered post-sixties American culture a closer approximation of its ideal form, the right considered it an
“neoconservatives… might have innovated much of the logic that informed the conservative side of the culture war,” “But the Christian Right formed the demographic bedrock of the conservative culture wars.” The culture of the united states at this time quickly evolved into political battles in which Christian conservatives were set on establishing religious and family values against what they thought of as increasingly secular state led by dangerous liberals. Hartman says that the crucible of the culture wars was the way that the ideals of post-war “normative America” was largely demolished during the 1960s. this was done by a younger generation who wanted social liberation and radical change. “The left considered post-sixties American culture a closer approximation of its ideal form, the right considered it an