content: Yes, he's in the new wave of right-wing popular argument.  The right-wing have suffered extremely from christian authoritarianism in the past two decades due to their popularity amongst comedians.  Comedians forced the right to either split with public christian principles or be defined unfairly as all extremists. Now though the right has a smart/funny in-the-know audience again, Milo's grand idea of cultural libertarianism and the group he's forming may even usher in an era of "allowed controversy" where ad campaigns, companies, and public presenters can be human again and not have to watch their image stays virginal and never wrongheaded.  I cannot wait for it.