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Introduction
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George Will
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Donald Trump
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The Republican Party
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The Consensus
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No Candor
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Worse is Helpful
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Have you voted for a Democrat before
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Im a big believer in parties
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Your vote is supposed to be secret
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Who will win
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Joe Biden
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A Low Voltage Atheist
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Religious People in the Republican Party
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Barry Goldwater
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Reagan Revolution
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Goldwater
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Intelligent Pessimism
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A More Powerful President
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Is Executive Power Overpowered
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George Wills Perspective on Conservatism
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Bidens VP Pick
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Rebuilding the Republican Party
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Black Lives Matter
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Family Disintegration
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Return of Compromise
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Why dont Republicans stand up to Trump
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Lincoln Project
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Three Worst Things
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Never Trump
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Science politicized
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Election as vote on court
Description:
Explore a thought-provoking conversation with Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist George Will as he delves into the current state of American conservatism. Gain insights on whether contemporary conservative ideals align with the Founders' vision of natural rights, limited government, religious freedom, and human dignity. Examine topics such as the Republican Party's evolution, Donald Trump's impact, the role of religion in politics, and the future of conservatism. Analyze the challenges facing the GOP, the importance of compromise in governance, and the politicization of science. Reflect on the upcoming election's implications for the Supreme Court and the potential rebuilding of the Republican Party. Engage with Will's perspective on executive power, the Lincoln Project, and the concept of "intelligent pessimism" in this comprehensive discussion of American political thought.

American Conservatism: Current State and Alignment with Founders' Vision - George Will

The Aspen Institute
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