Essays on Conservatism

Barry Goldwater of Arizona was the Republican Party nomination for President of the United States against the Democratic President Lyndon B. Johnson in 1964. He was supporting a conservative platform that would undo many of the liberal policies that were followed for a few decades…

Laws are guidelines that every individual in the country must follow, in fairness nobody is above the law. Laws start in congress. A projected first-hand law is called a Bill. The Bill is proposed and explained about its content, giving MP’s a period of time…

Conservatism as a political ideology expresses the views of people who place tradition, order, social stability and the preservation of key institutions, such as religion, property rights, hierarchy and authority as their top priorities. Conservatives tend to oppose radical reforms in society and they strictly…

Many people argue that the conservative movement started with an article in the National Review on November 19, 1955. The name of the article was the “Publisher’s Statement”, written by William F. Buckley Jr., the magazine’s editor-publisher. At the age of 30, Buckley declared, “let’s…

“A specter is haunting American Liberalism, the specter of conservative revival” – Newspaper Editor M. Staunton Evans, 1960 To begin his infamous study on the relationships between crowds and power, Elias Canetti writes, “There is nothing that man fears more than the touch of the…

Should the 1920s really by described as the “Roaring Twenties” or an age of primitivism and conservatism?” The Roaring Twenties was a decade of drastic changes in social norms within society, and time period in which the U.S. economy was very strong, however, the government…

Americans in the United States believe that we are entitled to freedom, low-poverty, less-crime, and overall prosperity, yet, how do we reach these very important aspects of humanity? The answers to achieve these qualities of one nation are nebulous. In fact, some of the most…

On the Effectiveness of Victorian Era Political Strategy The Victorian Era was an era of great political revolution and ideological shift. This Era marked the aftermath of the Napoleonic wars and the expansion of the British empire. Along with this it saw a reimagining of…