How Jefferson Lost Some Luster in His Own Hometown

 
 
Aug 26, 2019
 

Good morning from Washington, where politicians often lose sight of ideals that drew them here. Conservatives should hold to unchanging principles, Kay Coles James writes. Liberals scorn Jefferson in his native Virginia because he fails to meet modern standards, Fred Lucas reports. On the podcast, Charlie Copeland talks about fighting the good fight on campus. Plus: Nolan Peterson on what independence means to Ukrainians, Hans von Spakovsky on requiring immigrants to be self-sufficient, and Virginia Allen on an oasis for orphans in Kenya. Eighty years ago today, a Cincinnati Reds-Brooklyn Dodgers clash becomes the first televised major league baseball game as part of a World's Fair exhibit in New York. 

 
 
 
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"Removing Jefferson's Birthday [as a city holiday] is not sanitizing history," Charlottesville's mayor wrote on Facebook. "I'm sure that he's still able to celebrate his birthday in hell."
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Good conservatives may have differing viewpoints about some aspects of conservatism, but there are certain fundamental principles where we must remain resolute.
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Charlie Copeland, president and CEO of Intercollegiate Studies Institute, shares how the organization works on college campuses across America to give students underpinnings of conservative thought.
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The Trump administration makes a smart move by trying to ensure that new, legal immigrants are self-sufficient individuals who will be a net plus for our economy.
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Ukraine's new president cancels a military parade and uses over $11 million in savings as bonuses to members of the armed forces.
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If private liability insurance isn't available, or if gun owners aren't able to buy coverage, the measure could impose a fee that would fund police and emergency responses to gun-related crime.
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Had the president followed through, it could have been his first victory for reining in government spending.
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Agape Children's Ministry says it has reunited thousands of children with their families over the past decade.
 
     
 
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