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Conservatism Defined
A political philosophy that tends to support the status quo and advocates change only in moderation. Conservatism upholds the value of tradition, and seeks to preserve all that is good about the past. The classic statement of conservatism was by the Irishman Edmund Burke, in his Reflections on the Revolution in France (1790), in which he attacked the French Revolution. He compared society to a living organism that has taken time to grow and mature, so it should not be violently uprooted. Innovation, when necessary, should be grafted onto the strong stem of traditional institutions and ways of doing things: "it is with infinite caution that any man ought to venture upon pulling down an edifice which has answered in any tolerable degree for ages the common purposes of society."
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- Milwaukee Magazine : Feature Story : Secrets of Talk Radio
- Conservatism: The Talk Radio Problem | OurFuture.org
- Angular Unconformities : Marriage, gay or otherwise: will try
- RealClearPolit ics - Articles - First Steps to GOP Recovery
- News Headlines - 4 more punished over 'Joe the Plumber' searches : Townhall.com: Two more senior managers at the Ohio agency where computers were used to dig up information about "Joe the Plumber" have been suspended without pay for their roles in the searches,...
- NY Daily News ' Goodwin falsely suggested Bill Clinton has not disclosed his speaking fees: Summary: New York Daily News columnist Michael Goodwin falsely suggested that former President Bill Clinton has not disclosed "the paid speeches that he gives around the world." In fact, the sources and amounts of Clinton's speaking fees are disclosed annually in Hillary Clinton's Senate disclosure forms. On the November 21 edition of CNN's Lou Dobbs Tonight, discussing reports that President-elec t Barack Obama will name Sen. Hillary Clinton secretary of state, New York Daily News columnist Michael Goodwin falsely suggested that former President Bill Clinton has not disclosed "the paid speeches that he gives around the world." In fact, the sources and amounts of Bill Clinton's speaking fees are disclosed annually in Hillary Clinton's Senate disclosure forms.
- What Went Wrong? by Victor Davis Hanson on National Review Online
- FiveThirtyEigh t.com: Politics Done Right: Did Talk Radio Kill Conservatism?
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