This is the second of a three-part series on Conservatarianism, the blending of conservative and libertarian ideologies within the new Republican party. In the first part, Charles C.W. Cooke of National Review, author of The Conservatarian Manifesto, discussed the areas of agreement between the two sides. This section examines their major differences on the US role in the world.
Editor’s Note: This is the first of a three part series on Conservatarianism, the blending of conservative and libertarian ideologies within the new Republican party.
The result in Georgia, together with the GOP victory in the recent special congressional election in Kansas, suggests that Democrats have failed to gain strength since their devastating defeat in the 2016 elections.
What exactly is a Conservatarian? We explore the common ground and irreconcilable differences between conservatives and libertarians with Charles Cooke, author of the book The Conservatarian Manifesto. And Onar Am of LibertyNation.com joins us to discuss whether energy independence can liberate the US from the middle east quagmire.
The Republican maneuver in response to Schumer – changing Senate rules to assure confirmation of Neil Gorsuch to the high court – may well signal that the last vestiges of deliberative bipartisanship will soon disappear from the upper chamber.
As Holy Week approaches its pinnacle, it is well worth pondering the question of what, if any, relationship the Christian Gospel has to the establishment of these United States. The answer cannot simply be found in the fact that most of the founding fathers were professing Christians. Many nations – and empires – were ruled by legacy Christians whose yoke, unlike that of Jesus, was not easy nor the burden light.
The risk and reward of President Trump’s airstrike on Syria, and what the confirmation of Neil Gorsuch will mean for the future of the Supreme Court. Guests are Nathan Steelwater and Scott Cosenza of LibertyNation.com and Carrie Severino of the Judicial Crisis Network.
CNN Anchor does her best to turn the tables on a survival of Assad’s chemical attack grateful for President Trump’s airstrike. She fails.
Judge Neil Gorsuch of Colorado was confirmed on Friday as the newest Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States.