A growing group of young Republicans is embracing “post-liberalism,” a political philosophy James Patterson — co-author of Why Postliberalism Failed — examined in National Review yesterday for its economic merits (or lack thereof). As Patterson wrote, post-liberalism calls for an executive-dominated state, which uses power to impose Christian values on the public.

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While Patterson predicted the political philosophy’s dismal economic outcomes — characterized as “indistinguishable from progressivism” — Troy Miller, the CEO of the National Religious........

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