Conservatism A Rediscovery

I wrote this book in order to try to make some order in this cultural revolution.

These woke neo-Marxists are obviously not liberals and it seems that the old liberalism doesn't have the fight and the firepower to be able to roll this back.

The reason that I that I bothered with the historical chapters in in the conservatism book is is because I think there's a a widespread misunderstanding about about conservative thinkers about Fortescue and Selden and Burke and and and for that matter you know Washington and Adams and Hamilton.

The actual view is something much more like what you were describing that there's corruption in everything but more than that every good system decays every good system runs down.

The principal job of the conservative is not to it to to hold on tight to whatever exists it's to look for restoration it's to identify what has become corrupt and decayed and to look for a model either earlier in history or sometimes even just you know looking at the neighbors.

Most recently, all of that conversation is in response to his new book, Conservatism, a Rediscovery, where he writes of the new right and America's only way forward.

conservatism as we know it has failed while liberalism was eroding the foundations of our culture, the family, the nation and religion. Conservatives adopted the very principles that ensured their defeat.

conservatism is an Anglo-American political tradition...that puts the idea of transmission and stability of the nation at the center.

the deterioration has been really clear, you know, almost a straight line since the 1960s, even the 1940s.

the Bible is the fundamental text on which Western tradition was built.

there is no such thing as a neutral state.