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The 2010 Bradley Symposium: Tea Time: Can There Be a Populist Conservatism?


On June 16 the Hudson Institute’s Bradley Center for Philanthropy and Civic Renewal is co-hosting the 2010 Bradley Symposium: “Tea Time: Can There Be a Populist Conservatism?”

I suspect the answer is yes but the experts on the panel may beg to differ.

The symposium will feature a discussion with Rep. Paul Ryan (R–Wis.); Rep. Mike Pence (R–Ind.); FreedomWorks chairman and former Speaker of the House Richard Armey (R-Texas); Michael Barone, Washington Examiner senior political analyst and co-author of Almanac of American Politics; and Jonah Goldberg, journalist and author of Liberal Fascism. The Weekly Standard’s William Kristol will moderate the discussion.

Here’s a promotional video put together by the Hudson Institute:

Matthew Vadum

The author of Subversion Inc.: How Obama’s ACORN Red Shirts are Still Terrorizing and Ripping Off American Taxpayers (WND Books, 2011), Vadum, former senior vice president at CRC, writes and speaks widely…
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