George Will wrangles with God, the conservative sensibility and the dangers of progressivism скачать в хорошем качестве

George Will wrangles with God, the conservative sensibility and the dangers of progressivism

In a conversation with Post columnist Charles Lane, George F. Will, author of the new book “The Conservative Sensibility,” defines the plight of the modern conservative. In a political environment hostile to prudent ideas, Will recommends turning away from rampant progressivism and looking to the wisdom of the Founding Fathers. Interview time code guide: 00:27 Daniel Patrick Moynihan and the importance of facts in opinion 2:30 Barry Goldwater and the effect of an overly solicitous government 5:21 Conservatism without theism 10:31 Donald Trump, the culmination of the grotesque inflation of the presidency 13:37 Where do conservatives go from here? 18:12 Rights as dispensations from government 19:30 James Madison’s revolution of democratic theory 22:35 Public choice theory 24:40 Woodrow Wilson: founder of modern progressivism 26:55 The market as an information-generating device 27:28 Conservatives and the law of unintended consequences 28:00 The dangers of the administrative state 30:40 Judicial supervision of democracy 33:40 Elizabeth Warren and getting money out of government 34:50 Abraham Lincoln and reconnecting with the founders Read more: http://wapo.st/willbook Subscribe to The Washington Post on YouTube: https://wapo.st/2QOdcqK Follow us: Twitter:   / washingtonpost   Instagram:   / washingtonpost   Facebook:   / washingtonpost