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George Will wrangles with God, the conservative sensibility and the dangers of progressivism
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June 2, 2019
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36:12Now PlayingIn a conversation with Post columnist Charles Lane, George F. Will, author of the new book “The Conservative Sensibility,” defines the plight of the modern conservative. In a political environment hostile to prudent ideas, Will recommends turning away from rampant progressivism and looking to the wisdom of the Founding Fathers. Interview time code guide:
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