
audiobook
by Barry M. (Barry Morris) Goldwater
FOREWORD
CHAPTER ONE The Conscience of a Conservative
CHAPTER TWO The Perils of Power
CHAPTER THREE States’ Rights
CHAPTER FOUR And Civil Rights
CHAPTER FIVE Freedom For The Farmer
CHAPTER SIX Freedom For Labor
CHAPTER SEVEN Taxes and Spending
CHAPTER EIGHT The Welfare State
CHAPTER NINE Some Notes On Education
In these thoughtful pages a seasoned United States Senator shares his view of why America remains fundamentally conservative, even as the political establishment drifts toward liberal policies. Drawing on countless conversations with citizens across the nation, he argues that timeless principles—personal responsibility, limited government, and respect for natural law—still speak to the country’s most pressing concerns. He openly critiques the current congressional focus on expanding welfare and budget size, suggesting that the real issues lie elsewhere.
The author does not seek to rewrite conservative doctrine; instead, he strives to show how its established truths can be applied to modern challenges. Using material from speeches, broadcasts, and personal notes, he illustrates the gap between popular conservative sentiment and its practical expression in Washington. The narrative invites listeners to reconsider how enduring ideas might guide today’s policy debates without sacrificing realism.
Language
en
Duration
~2 hours (161K characters)
Release date
2024-08-27
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
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