A Voice in the Wilderness In Defense of "Mere Conservatism"

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Newt: America At Risk

Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich is a man of ideas.  He has spent the last decade since leaving congress pursuing answers to the nation's most pressing (and long-term) problems.

Speaker Gingrich recently spoke at The American Enterprise Institute in Washington D.C. on the topic of "America at Risk."  Below is a brief clip from his speech at AEI, which was described as follows:

Almost nine years after the 9/11 attacks, the United States has yet to confront the threat posed by the extremist and irreconcilable wing of Islam. Newt Gingrich warns that now is the time to awaken from self-deception about the nature of our enemies and rebuild a bipartisan commitment, in Afghanistan and elsewhere, to defend America. Drawing on the lessons of Camus and Orwell, Gingrich will describes the dangers of a wartime government that uses language and misleading labels to obscure reality.

Newt in 2012, people. Get ready for it.

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What is “Mere Conservatism”?

The basic ideas, ideals, and values that generally define and characterize the central tenets of what today might be termed "modern conservative thought."

We believe that a proper understanding of history, economics, and theology leads to certain conclusions. Many of these are the same conclusions our Founding Fathers arrived at in constructing a "more perfect union."

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