# New Founding A right-wing media and technology company founded by **Nate Fischer** in 2022, positioned at the intersection of **[[Christian Nationalism]]**, postliberal conservatism, and tech-startup culture. New Founding operates as a combination media publisher, venture incubator, and networking hub for the young postliberal right — the generation of conservative intellectuals and activists who reject both classical liberalism and libertarianism in favor of an explicitly Christian political order. ## The project New Founding publishes essays, podcasts, and commentary that advance a postliberal, integralist, and Christian nationalist intellectual framework. Unlike older conservative media (talk radio, [[Fox News]], even [[The Daily Wire]]), New Founding's aesthetic and audience skew toward the **[[Theobros]]** subculture — young, educated, extremely online, influenced by [[Curtis Yarvin]], Catholic integralism, and [[Theonomy]]. The company's implicit thesis: the conservative movement needs its own **institutional infrastructure** — media, tech platforms, venture capital, professional networks — separate from both mainstream institutions and the libertarian-coded Silicon Valley ecosystem. This mirrors the left's "build alternative institutions" impulse but with explicitly Christian content. ## Fischer and the network **Nate Fischer** is the connective node. He sits at the intersection of several KB-tracked networks: - **[[Claremont Institute]]** orbit — the intellectual home of "Flight 93" Trumpism and postliberal constitutionalism - **[[Heritage Foundation]]** / [[Project 2025]] circles — Fischer has participated in Heritage events and personnel pipelines - **Tech-right crossover** — New Founding positions itself as a tech company, not just a media outlet, attracting young engineers and founders who want to build "based" alternatives to mainstream tech Fischer's influence operates less through New Founding's direct audience (relatively small) than through **network effects**: connecting Theobro intellectuals with donors, connecting Heritage policy wonks with tech talent, and providing an institutional home for the generation that finds both National Review and Breitbart insufficiently radical. ## KB significance New Founding represents the **institutional buildout of the postliberal right** — the phase where a set of ideas that circulated in podcasts, Substack essays, and conference panels starts acquiring organizational form. It is the Christian nationalist equivalent of what [[Mont Pelerin Society]] was for neoliberalism: a network that connects intellectuals, builds institutional capacity, and waits for the political moment. Whether that comparison holds depends on whether the postliberal right can sustain institutional coherence — an open question as of 2026. ## See Also - [[Theobros]] — the subculture New Founding serves - [[Christian Nationalism]] — the ideological framework - [[Theonomy]] — the Reformed theological strand - [[Claremont Institute]] — adjacent intellectual institution - [[Curtis Yarvin]] — intellectual influence on the postliberal tech-right