US Vigilance in conjunction with the Nixon Foundation is looking to
rekindle political debate; to have a forum where we can once again embrace
disagreement.
Political discourse was what founded the nation and created the
Constitution. That which was so
pertinent to the birth and early years of our nation has ceased to exist today
– at least in the same capacity. The
American public has become so divided by political parties and the media that
dialogue has been stifled and is in danger of being completely silenced.
On the Right, the dialogue is brought to a halt before it has even begun
because of the assumed disagreement. The
Left is no different other than in the means in which they defeat debate; they
label you as a sexist, bigot, racist, etc. – you must conform or be silenced.
Let’s not allow honest debate to die with us. The first Collegiate Forum, held on April
14th at 7pm PT at the Nixon Library is a step in encouraging open debate. The Forum brings together five outstanding
college students from five top colleges across California to discuss political
correctness on college campuses and how this affects free speech.
The event is moderated by Elisha Krauss, co-host with Ben Shapiro, on the
nationally syndicated radio show “The Morning Answer”.
Come join us and the students from Stanford, Chapman University, Pomona
College, Occidental College, and UC Berkley.
Just click the link below to learn more and register for this free event.
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