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Ep. 10 - When Factions are the CureListen now (24 min) | Discussing how small factions working within the existing major parties can help bring sanity back to American politics.
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We can adopt the spirit of Goldberg's proposal while departing from the difficulties of its letter. Instead of a new party, we can establish ourselves …
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The push for political engagement often falls short of engendering knowledgeable and responsible civic virtue.
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The assertion that capitalism is "heartless" falls into a typical mischaracterization of capitalism that has been growing in popular thought.
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Trump skeptical conservatives have reason to remain concerned with the GOP's dedication to constitutional government, but the Democrats’ contempt of co…
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We have surrendered inclusive environments where we can interact with our fellow citizens without having our differences always starkly in focus in the…
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The goal is good government. Democracy is a means to that end, but not the end itself.
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The second coming of Neville Chamberlain.
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My cycle of grief as I've dealt with the fall of Afghanistan.
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The GOP is running the risk both of dismissing the party's darkest day and, in so doing, playing into the Democratic narrative that what happened that …
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The US Constitution is a living and timeless document. Not because it evolves according to the needs of a changing society. But because the framers bui…
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If "we are all originalists now" in matters of jurisprudence, why do we still disagree on so much?
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