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July 18, 2023
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True Conservatism is Not Mere Progressivism In Slow Motion
“Freedom Conservatism” misses a crucial ingredient from the Buckley-Reagan recipe
Andrew T. Walker
WORLD Opinions

American conservatism has many roots, but the modern conservative movement traces at last part of its heritage to a 1960 gathering of conservatives and a manifesto of principles they adopted. The Sharon Statement became a hallmark summary of the most fundamental principles of conservatism. One of the most notable passages in the Sharon Statement was its affirmation of “eternal truths” and to their ultimate grounding in God.

Now, conservatives have always debated the essence of conservatism, and for good reason. As an intellectual project, conservatism insists that ideas matter, and not just in some abstract Platonic way. Conservatives understand that ideas must eventually be distilled and crystalized into workable policies and programs.
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EPPC board member Leonard Leo joined the Maine Wire podcast for a two-part interview on the Supreme Court, the role of anonymous giving, higher education, and life in Maine.
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In The Daily Signal, Madeline Narduzzi writes about Snapchat's new feature ([link removed]) : an AI chat that gives kids dangerous advice about gender ideology.
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For The Federalist, Nathanael Blake writes that a recent book by Patrick Deneen provides unsatisfying answers for America's future ([link removed]) .
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Being pro-family also means being pro-housing reform ([link removed]) , argues Patrick Brown in Public Discourse.
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In his column for the Washington Post, Henry Olsen argues that Republican failures in Arizona have lessons for national politics ([link removed]) .
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