Conserv Yourself

Today's conservative principle is that we appreciate the craftsmanship of historical monuments as physical records of history that give us concrete historical bookmarks that feed our conservative beliefs.

Today, we are going to dig into a recent interview that 60 Minutes' Scott Pelley had with former Senator Ben Sasse, who is battling terminal cancer. Our conservative principle is simple today. We appreciate the voices of those who have lived their lives in a way that seeks truth and wisdom.

In light of the indictment of the Southern Poverty Law Center, today's conservative principle is that when we engage and participate with organizations and groups, we don't just take those groups at face value. We closely investigate if that group is advocating for God-given rights, protects against those first principles that our founding fathers believed in (and conservatives since then), and is willing to stand up with courage for freedom and liberty.

We continue our look into The Federalist Papers No. 10, written by James Madison in 1787. We approach the intimidating language and vocabulary by using a modern AI tool to translate this essay into modern English. We are reading through this essay because today's conservative principle is that we elevate the Founding Fathers' vision of a republican government over that of what some might call a "pure democracy".

Today's conservative principle harken back to the founding of our country. As conservatives, we elevate the Founding Fathers' vision of a republican government over that of what some might call a "pure democracy".

Today's conservative principle is that private ownership, free markets, and a capitalistic economic system are the best that the world has ever seen. We hear from Milton Friedman, and we identify the win-win mindset of a capitalist system.

It has been over 4 years since our last episode. Almost feels like a lifetime ago. We review what has happened in the last 4 years and set the stage for a new season of Conserv Yourself!

Today's conservative principle might be something that progressives will fight us tooth and nail on, but I believe it is true. Today's conservative principle is that everyone, every human being, has either expressed, lived out, or at least subconscious conservative values. We take a look at and responding to a NYT opinion video titled "Liberal Hypocrisy is Fueling American Inequality. Here’s How."

Today's conservative principle is that we understand that the freedoms of our country are not safe without the guard of those who understand that liberty is but a short breath away from tyranny. It is the citizens of this nation, steeped in the rich history, good and bad, that are the guardians of liberty, and we know that the guard's watch never ends to keep the rot of tyranny at bay.

Today's conservative principle is we can expose the faulty beliefs of others not by statements from our side, but by asking good questions and allowing them to almost refute themselves. We take a look at the "Columbo Tactic" from Greg Koukl's book Tactics.