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George Will, "The Conservative Sensibility"
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November 2, 2019
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55:57Now PlayingGeorge Will discusses his book, "The Conservative Sensibility", at Politics and Prose.
One of the nation’s most influential political commentators, Will started his Washington Post column in 1974, won the Pulitzer for his work just three years later, and has been syndicated in more than 400 newspapers across the country. His new book draws on his extensive experience and decades of close observations to deliver a profound reflection on American conservatism. Rooted in the founders’ beliefs in natural rights, limited government, and human virtue, this tradition—which Will sees as the foundation for two centuries of extraordinary prosperity—is now under threat from both progressives and elements within the Republican Party.
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