Its the new right-wing intersectionalism.
Heh. Well said!
William Buckley talked about "Fusionism" in the 60s/70s where the idea started that if you are against expanded access to healthcare or a progressive income tax, then you were against law reform and against internationalism. However, this new trend not only is about the lateral transfer of policy and answers, but also about the basic deductive assumptions and goals in the beginning. This is how "fusionism" or "politiking" becomes a kind of accuminalistic intersectionalism.
