Ep. 448 - The Iron Curtain Between Left and Right
Thirty years ago, the Berlin Wall fell, destroying Soviet Communism and vindicating the conservative Reagan Revolution. But that great victory for freedom created a big problem for the libertarians, traditionalists, and Religious Right who made up the post-war conservative movement: what unites us all now? We will examine the rubble of the Berlin Wall. Then, Elizabeth Warren picks up an endorsement from the backbone of our democracy, the good guys get a win in the War on Christmas, and leftists try to save a convicted murderer and rapist from execution. Date: 11-12-2019 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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Thirty years ago, the Berlin Wall fell, destroying Soviet Communism and vindicating the conservative Reagan Revolution. But that great victory for freedom created a big problem for the libertarians, traditionalists, and Religious Right who made up the post-war conservative movement: what unites us all now? We will examine the rubble of the Berlin Wall. Then, Elizabeth Warren picks up an endorsement from the backbone of our democracy, the good guys get a win in the War on Christmas, and leftists try to save a convicted murderer and rapist from execution. Date: 11-12-2019
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