By design and through strict discipline, Symposium avoids discussion of electoral politics in favor of a discussion of ideas—but political results do occasionally add urgency to the ideological debate and help push it in one direction or another.
Not a critic, really. Whereas I should like to avoid discussion of particular electoral politics in favor of discussion of ideas- as you, unfortunately, speak and write so well for a small, but committed, principled community of thoughtful, decent human beings on the right-last I checked, over 1.6 million people voted for McAuliffe….which is not to say I think they are all woke, no joke voters, but it can be safe to say of that 1.6 million, a fair amount agree with the authoritarian instincts McAuliffe endorsed and defended, when it comes to public education and the new woke curriculum. Thanks as always for your clear expositions. I think this nonsense is going to get worse, before it gets better. Kinda like Star Trek Discovery. Gotta run on
Not a critic, really. Whereas I should like to avoid discussion of particular electoral politics in favor of discussion of ideas- as you, unfortunately, speak and write so well for a small, but committed, principled community of thoughtful, decent human beings on the right-last I checked, over 1.6 million people voted for McAuliffe….which is not to say I think they are all woke, no joke voters, but it can be safe to say of that 1.6 million, a fair amount agree with the authoritarian instincts McAuliffe endorsed and defended, when it comes to public education and the new woke curriculum. Thanks as always for your clear expositions. I think this nonsense is going to get worse, before it gets better. Kinda like Star Trek Discovery. Gotta run on