We take a trip through the one-and-only 2020 Vice Presidential Debate and find the honesty lacking when it comes to the personal attacks against President Trump from Biden's VP candidate, Kamala Harris.

The COVID-19 pandemic will be studied for decades to come.  But as we fight our way through it, we can apply some conservative principles that will allow us to fight this battle well.

We summarize the first 2020 Presidental Debate and the craziness of the showdown between Trump and Biden.  Also, we have a follow-up and new attack on the character of Supreme Court justice nominee Amy Coney Barrett.

President Trump officially nominated Amy Coney Barrett to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Court left by the late justice Ruth Bater Ginsburg. Even before this announcement was official, the ad hominem attacks against Barrett can be traced back to 2017.  We will cover those and more in this podcast.

Tolerance has been twisted in the progressive worldview, but the conservative definition of tolerance means that you have a conviction and foundation that allows for the existence of other beliefs.  We accept the existence of differing worldviews (as long as those worldviews don't directly impact our lives.)  Tolerance means we will strive to converse with those who have differing convictions with civility and kindness.

With the passing of Justice Ruth Bater Ginsburg and only a little more than a month before the general election, a new 2020 battleground has formed on the confirmation of a new justice to the Supreme Court. 

In this episode we will explore the taboo topic of suicide in our country. COVID-19 has exacerbated this crisis.  What is the conservative response?

The first episode of the Conserv Yourself podcast. Explaining the podcast format and what to expect in future episodes.