Two separate but related movements are playing out across our country right now. The first is a grassroots protest movement driven by widespread outrage over the tragic death of George Floyd. Over the past few weeks, it has taken the form of speeches, peaceful demonstrations, discussions about the persistence of racism in America, and debates … Continue reading On Liberty, Order, and Revolution
When asked to define conservatism, the average person would likely rattle off a list of policy positions. Conservatives are for lower taxes, smaller government, stronger defense, and more traditional values. Liberals, on the other hand, favor higher taxes on the wealthy, a more generous welfare state, a smaller defense budget, and more progressive social norms. But this brings … Continue reading Edmund Burke, the French Revolution, and What It Means to Be Conservative
The Front Porch Philosopher 