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OwlTail

Is America in a constitutional crisis or is the country already post-constitutional and merely adjusting to a regime of quasi-law? Bruce Frohnen joins this edition of Liberty Law Talk to discuss this question and his latest book, coauthored with the late George Carey, Constitutional Morality and the Rise of Quasi-Law.

<p>Is America in a constitutional crisis or is the country already post-constitutional and merely adjusting to a regime of quasi-law? Bruce Frohnen joins this edition of Liberty Law Talk to discuss this question and his latest book, coauthored with the late George Carey, <em><a href="http://www.hup.harvard.edu/catalog.php?isbn=9780674088870" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Constitutional Morality and the Rise of Quasi-Law</a></em>.</p>

The Decline of Constitutional Morality: A Conversation with Bruce Frohnen

Americans have been forced from their homes. Their jobs have been outsourced, their neighborhoods torn down to make room for freeways, their churches shuttered or taken over by social justice warriors, and their very families eviscerated by government programs that assume their functions and a hostile elite that deems them oppressive. Conservatives have always defended these elements of a rooted life as crucial to maintaining cultural continuity in the face of changing circumstances. Unfortunately, official “conservatism” has become fixated on abstract claims about freedom and the profits of “creative destruction.”    Professor Bruce Frohnen writes in his new book, Coming Home: Reclaiming Americas Conservative Soul, that "Conservatism has never been the only voice in America, but it is the most distinctively American voice, emerging from the customs, norms, and dispositions of its people and grounded in the conviction that the capacity for self-governance provides a distinctly human dignity. Emphasizing the ongoing strength and importance of the conservative tradition, the authors describe our Constitution’s emphasis on maintaining order and balance and protecting the primary institutions of local life. Also important here is an understanding of changes in American demographics, economics, and politics. These changes complicated attempts to address the fundamentally antitraditional nature of slavery and Jim Crow, the destructive effects of globalism, and the increasing desire to look on the federal government as the guarantor of security and happiness.  To reclaim our home as a people, we must rebuild the natural associations and primary institutions within which we live. This means protecting the fundamental relationships that make up our way of life. From philosophy to home construction, from theology to commerce, from charity to the essentials of household management, our ongoing practices are the source of our knowledge of truth, of one another, and of how we may live well together."

Bruce Frohnen - Fighting for America's Soul #4471

Andrew Bostom

As progressives work to undo what made America great, conservatives increasingly feel homeless in their own country. Is there a solution? I'll talk it over with Professor Bruce Frohnen, author of "Coming Home: Reclaiming America's Conservative Soul." Plus: Florida is about to ban anti-Semitic speech in its public schools, but what do we do about anti-Semitism in our federal government and beyond? Islamic scholar Dr. Andrew Bostom will weigh in on Monday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

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