Defining conservatism : the principles that will bring our country back
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Defining conservatism : the principles that will bring our country back
Vanguard Press, c2010
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Defining Conservatism is a passionate appeal to a political movement that is re-examining its identity as Republicans set their sights on 2010 and beyond. A dedicated young conservative, Jonathan Krohn presents conservative philosophys basic tenets in this remarkably earnest and impeccably reasoned primer. This book, clear and informative, is a history lesson, a manifesto, and a roadmap for the future. It is Krohns rallying call to action not just for conservatives, but for anyone interested in the political state of our nation. In Defining Conservatism, Krohn challenges government expansionists, whose faith in Washington and the basic pillars of government exceeds their faith in the individual. At the same time, he boldly stakes out four unshakeable principles for conservatives to rally around:Respect for the ConstitutionRespect for human lifeBelief in minimalist governmentInsistence upon personal responsibilityAnyone interested in the basic differences between conservative and liberal thought will find Krohns writing at once compelling, informative, intelligent, and-for those who do not agree with him-in some respects controversial.
Defining Conservatism is a must-read for anyone who is interested in the basic principles upon which the United States was founded, and perhaps most importantly, for anyone who is concerned with the future of this country.
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