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Twenty-five years ago, marriage meant what it had always meant, Madonna was considered risqué, and liberals worried about mass immigration, threats to religious liberty and the vulgarity of pop music. The times, they have a-changed. And they will continue to change as the Left presses on.
Founder and Publisher of The Federalist Ben Domenech serves as moderator while panelists David Azerrad, Director of the B. Kenneth Simon Center for Principles and Politics and AWC Family Foundation Fellow at the Heritage Foundation, William Voegeli, Senior Editor of the Claremont Review of Books and Visiting Scholar at Claremont McKenna College’s Henry Salvatori Center, and Kevin Williamson, Roving Correspondent for National Review, address the following questions: Where will liberalism be 25 years from now? What new causes will it champion? Will it have exhausted itself or will it continue to grow bolder in its demands? Can conservatives today in any way try to preempt the future agenda of liberalism?
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