KR wants to destroy a large number of governmental and cultural institutions: “Every Ivy League college, the FBI, the New York Times, the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, the Department of Education, 80 percent of ‘Catholic’ higher education, BlackRock, the Loudoun County Public School System, the Boy Scouts of America, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the World Economic Forum, the Chinese Communist Party, and the National Endowment for Democracy.”
KR plans to do that with big government, and though he makes some nods to Ronald Reagan, he derides small-government conservatives as “wax-museum conservatives.” He wants a right-wing administrative state.
He wants a new America of "Faith, Family, Community, and Work", and though he defines them, he does not make much of a case for them. He states that they are “the enduring record of human flourishing stretching back into the mists of history,” though currently under attack from "the Uniparty and its many Skittle-haired minions," as the article puts it.
About family, the “nuclear family is the foundation of the human order”, rather unhistorical, and about faith, humanity “is made to worship, and our republic depends on the moral strength and habits of heart brought about by piety.”
"Made to worship"???
But if that's so, then why act as if that is to be maintained by force?