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There is no “Indian Question”

The actual question is what kind of a nation America is going to be.

There is no “Indian Question”

The debate between Chris Rufo of the Manhattan Institute and right-wing pundit Jonathan Keeperman, also known as "Lomez," was sparked by the controversy surrounding Republican nominee Bo French. French had taken offense to Indian American students attending a University of Texas football game, leading to a heated discussion on social media.

Rufo and Keeperman engaged in a podcast debate, which began with identifying shared beliefs. Both men subscribed to the principle of nationalism, believing that nation-states serve their members and are a beneficial way to organize human society. Both also held America in high regard, acknowledging that it has generally been a good nation throughout much of its history. Rufo elaborated on his conviction that the United States embodies these values.

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