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Young conservatives aren't falling in line.
Alex says, "We don't care. I'm not incentivized to look the other way. I don't need an invite to a table of six at Terroni in the back room to talk about continuing the status quo."
In a world when young voters can't afford a house in Canada, you'd think they'd obsess about economics. They don't. They care as much about culture as being able to afford a home.
Alexander Brown works at the front of this young conservative uprising.
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In this episode, host Shawn Whatley is joined by Alexander Brown, a prolific writer, journalist, managing editor, and co-founder of Without Diminishment. Alexander also serves as the director of the National Citizens Coalition and hosts a show on Juno News. The conversation delves deep into the frustrations of young voters in Canada, particularly focusing on cultural and economic challenges. They discuss the conservative party's hesitancy to engage in cultural debates and the significance of platforms like Without Diminishment that aim to bridge this gap. Highlighting the growing discontent among young Canadians over issues like home ownership and social cohesion, Alexander and Shawn explore the potential for a rejuvenated conservative movement that does not shy away from cultural conversations. The episode also touches upon the platform's innovative and sometimes controversial content, the importance of addressing young people's concerns, and the broader implications of ignoring cultural issues in Canada's political discourse.
00:00 Introduction: Frustrations of Young Canadian Voters
00:07 The Struggles of the Middle Class
00:26 The Importance of Common Sense and Normalcy
01:34 Introduction to the Guest: Alexander Brown
02:08 Cultural Discussions in Conservative Politics
03:23 The Role of Without Diminishment
04:01 Challenges and Criticisms
05:27 The Need for Cultural Conversations
13:44 The Role of Economics in Politics
26:15 Project Ontario and Conservative Thought
28:31 Net Migration and Healthcare Challenges
28:57 Conservative Campaign Reflections
30:09 Economic Policies and Critiques
32:03 Leadership and Conservative Values
39:17 Mike Harris's Legacy
42:44 National Citizens Coalition
53:10 Challenges for Young People
56:47 Final Thoughts and Reflections
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