Charles Kesler on the Grand Liberal Project

In a sweeping review of American political history, Kesler outlines the grand liberal project begun a century ago. It is a project, he asserts, that has expressed itself in three distinct waves: political liberalism, economic liberalism, and cultural liberalism. Kesler further maintains that Barack Obama seeks nothing less than to complete and perfect this project. Finally, he confronts the issues of how conservatism lost its way in the face of the liberal project and how it might regain its imitative.

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[tatsumakisempyukaku]

i.e. Einstein's sense of time is counter intuitive to our Newtonian understanding and it's the Newtonian way of looking at time is all most know. So when they encounter einstein's time, they reject it, even though it's closer to the truth.

[tatsumakisempyukaku]

They (the libs) would never have this in social studies. For as you know, to fully indoctrinate a person, the counter perspective would never be shown. That way, by the time adult-hood is reached, acceptance of the counter perspective is made all the more difficult. i.e.

[lduve1010]

well done - "Freedom from Virtue" explains alot about the crumbling of our culture.

[sexdrugsRnR]

I took away soo much from this, thank you

[Vodka2389]

Absolutely fascinating.

[gdbalck]

This should be mandatory viewing at Social Studies classes throughout America. It gives full perspective to our current political state.