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Essay:Greatest Conservative Television Moments (view source)
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Modern [[television]] is, sadly, a hotbed of [[liberalism]]; far too often, it celebrates and glorifies the crude and licentious while attacking [[faith]], decency, and virtue. However, there are occasional shining moments which rise above the muck and celebrate the very best America has to offer--ingenuity, courage, love, honor, and faith. In short, conservatism.
Modern [[television]] is, sadly, a hotbed of [[liberalism]]; far too often, it celebrates and glorifies the crude and licentious while attacking [[faith]], decency, and virtue. However, there are occasional shining moments which rise above the muck and celebrate the very best America has to offer—ingenuity, courage, love, honor, and faith. In short, conservatism.
In no particular order, these include:
In no particular order, these include:
1. '''The Apollo moon landing''': [[Neil Armstrong]]'s one small step was much more than that. It was a shining testimony to American ingenuity and know-how, a celebration of our can-do attitude, and of the American dream--the idea that, for a country that is united and free, nothing is impossible.
1. '''The Apollo moon landing''': [[Neil Armstrong]]'s one small step was much more than that. It was a shining testimony to American ingenuity and know-how, a celebration of our can-do attitude, and of the American dream—the idea that, for a country that is united and free, nothing is impossible.
2. '''The Fall of the Berlin Wall''': While [[Ronald Reagan]] left behind a rich and storied legacy, November 9th, 1989 is surely one of the crown jewels. Reagan's call to "tear down that wall" resonated with the people of East Berlin, becoming a cry for freedom which no wall could ultimately withstand.
2. '''The Fall of the Berlin Wall''': While [[Ronald Reagan]] left behind a rich and storied legacy, November 9, 1989 is surely one of the crown jewels. Reagan's call to "tear down that wall" resonated with the people of East Berlin, becoming a cry for freedom which no wall could ultimately withstand.
3. '''I Have A Dream''': [[Martin Luther King]]'s speech was an affirmation of faith in the ultimate justice of God, and an affirmation of the power that such faith can have to change the world.
3. '''I Have A Dream''': [[Martin Luther King]]'s speech was an affirmation of faith in the ultimate justice of God, and an affirmation of the power that such faith can have to change the world.