Posted on 02/01/2013 4:35:14 AM PST by Rummyfan
Mark Steyn, a nationally-recognized journalist and prominent conservative figure, brought a standing-room-only audience to its feet multiple times during his speech concerning America’s descent into big government Tuesday night at the George Roche Sports Complex.
“People can change…and big government can force people to change quicker than you think,” Steyn said.
He argued that the American legacy of small government does not render the nation invulnerable to the spread of European-style statist rule.
“We have to get serious about the nature and view of government that many, and quite possibly a majority, of American’s now hold,” he said.
(Excerpt) Read more at hillsdalecollegian.com ...
Which campus is this?
Wonderful, funny true blue conservative. Would love to see him take his message to liberal state U.
TTIUWP
If he’d spoken at my college I’d have been conservative a lot earlier.
okay, got it ...
Hillsdale College, Michigan
Steyn has taken some poor propositions in the recent past which put Him in the USEFUL IDIOT CATEGORY.
Yes, I get Imprimis. lol. Just didn’t make the connection.
More coffee ......
http://www.c-span.org/Events/Author-Mark-Steyn-on-Book-TV39s-In-Depth/10737427839/
“”Author Mark Steyn on Book TV’s In Depth
Washington, DC
Sunday, February 5, 2012
On this week’s episode of Book TV’s “In Depth,” best-selling author and syndicated columnist Mark Steyn will spend three hours taking viewer calls, emails and tweets on topics ranging from American culture to free speech and terrorism.
Steyn, a regular guest host on Rush Limbaugh’s radio show, is the author of nine books which include, “America Alone,” “Lights Out” and his latest release “After America.”
Watch Steyn live from noon to 3pm Eastern time on C-SPAN2.””
Really ?
:-)
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