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Reagan's Legacy and Wyoming's Politics: A Call to Return to Reagan Conservatism
Let's Talk Wyoming
41 minutes 47 seconds
5 months ago
Reagan's Legacy and Wyoming's Politics: A Call to Return to Reagan Conservatism
In this episode of Let's Talk Wyoming, Amy discusses the current political climate in Wyoming, focusing on the actions and influence of the Freedom Caucus. Drawing comparisons to Ronald Reagan's leadership style, Amy emphasizes the importance of coalition building and genuine governance over performative politics. The conversation highlights recent controversies, particularly regarding parental rights and legislative behavior, and calls for a return to true conservative values that prioritize problem-solving and collaboration. The episode concludes with Amy answering a listener question by discussing Friedrich Hayek's negative views on conservatism, emphasizing the importance of tradition, morality, and the role of governance in society. The discussion contrasts classical liberalism with conservatism, highlighting the need for a balance between individual liberty and societal values. Amy also reflects on the future of conservatism in Wyoming, advocating for a return to principled governance over divisiveness and grandstanding.
Let's Talk Wyoming
Your weekly dose of Wyoming politics, because politics may be complicated, but we're here to break it down and help you make sense of it all. Hosted by former Wyoming Legislator Amy Edmonds.