A roundup of news and commentary from around the interwebs.
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A smart Conservative would point out that while Canadians struggle with inflation and rising costs across the board, nearly every level of government is firehosing money into affirming every imaginable sexual identity, fetish, or preference. https://t.co/Cj6JftkZ8r
For those of you interested in learning more about Italy’s soon-to-be prime minister Giorgia Meloni—whom the media is, predictably, already calling “far-right” (everybody) or “fascist” (The Atlantic), here’s her speech—in English—at the National Conservatism conference in Rome awhile back. And here, for the record, is my earlier essay at TEC on why those defending civilizational norms are so often accused by progressives of subverting them.
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Over at The American Conservative, Declan Leary explains why the sexual revolution is eating its own—and why that was always an inevitability.
Another major conservative publication moves towards the pro-family economics side of the spectrum: National Review’s statement from 12 scholars, writers, and legal experts is worth the read: “Our Politics Needs a Pro-Family Policy Agenda.”
Nothing reveals how much the sexual revolution has poisoned our minds as the resolute refusal to recognize the traditional family structure as the best for children. Watch this discussion:
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As churches split over the sexual revolution, denominations are duking it out over property. Albertos Polizogopolous has an analysis of what is coming in Reformed Perspective.
