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Why the Founders Feared Direct Democracy: Lessons from "Too Dumb to Fail"

Why the Founders Feared Direct Democracy: Lessons from "Too Dumb to Fail"

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Review of our Matt Lewis interview ("Too Dumb to Fail", 10th anniversary). Conservatism and a biblical view of human nature; the 2010 Tea Party as warning; why the Founders checked majority passions; Burke vs. Paine/Rousseau; the dumbing down of politics and evangelicalism. Guest appearance does not mean full agreement.

Books mentioned

Core conservative reading

  • The Conservative Mind — Russell Kirk (Kirk Center, Mecosta, MI)
  • Politics — Aristotle
  • The Conscience of a Conservative — Barry Goldwater
  • The Road to Serfdom — F. A. Hayek
  • Reflections on the Revolution in France — Edmund Burke
  • Ideas Have Consequences — Richard Weaver

Works that shaped Too Dumb to Fail

  • The Conservative Heart — Arthur Brooks
  • Reagan’s Revolution — Craig Shirley
  • When Character Was King — Peggy Noonan
  • The Great Debate — Yuval Levin
  • Amusing Ourselves to Death — Neil Postman


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