That’s what Hoover Institution Senior Fellow Peter Berkowitz argues in 50 Shades of Red. Written at the mid-point of the last administration, this 8-page commentary gives advice for conservatives to find common ground in policy debates.

Drawing on his expertise in political history, Dr. Berkowitz traces the inherent tension between individual liberty and deference to tradition and authority–from the French Revolution to the crisis in modern American conservatism that started with the defeat of Barry Goldwater in the mid-20th century.

With today’s conflict between “Never Trumpers”, constitutional conservatives, and classical liberals, 50 Shades of Red is an important piece that I hope everyone devoted to the ideals of limited government and free enterprise–as I know you are–will read. 

Please follow this link to get your free copy of 50 Shades of Red now.

Thanks,

Greg

 

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