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Introduction
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What is conservatism
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Why do you like Trump
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What is American conservatism
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How should the Constitution be settled
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The assault on truth
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The West Coast school
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The Four Questions
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Immigration
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Is it rational to support Trump
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Judicial activism
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Why Trump is disappointing me
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Where Democrat conservatives fall in future elections
Description:
Explore the evolving landscape of conservatism in this thought-provoking lecture by New York Times op-ed columnist Bret Stephens. Delve into the historical foundations of conservative ideology, examining its core principles of order, caution, and respect for social norms. Analyze the shift towards an "America First" philosophy and its implications for traditional conservative values. Investigate the challenges facing modern conservatism, including debates on immigration, protectionism, and nationalism. Consider the importance of a morally sound and intellectually rigorous conservative movement for the longevity of democracy. Reflect on the future direction of conservatism and its role in shaping American politics and society.

What Is Conservatism?

The Aspen Institute
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