deneen regime change. he wants to finally the government. i don't want to violently overthrow government i'm i want something far more revolutionary than that that i want to overthrow the party of progress and a party of order is actually the dominant party in our politics that runs through parties. and it runs through both parties. and whether that is now we economically over those who support up economics of order and a social order of order that we see more clearly the deep between these two things and this me would be what constitutes regime change. now what would regime change look like in this form? it would be a reimagining of this mixed constitutional tradition. it's not just simply take aristotle and apply it today. that's not a good idea. and here's where i'm really glad to these people here to talk with tonight. i do have a chapter in which i make various policy proposals and i should admit you really forthrightly. i'm not a policy. i can talk about aristotle till the cows come home, but i propose things like let's break up washin

one thinks of, among others, formule, patrick, deneen and dc. all these philosophers that the distinctively modern or metaphysics informs the political speculations of the founders compromises, the practical arrangements that they put in place. so the question naturally arises who has this at least relatively the right? the fusion+ whom i was praising earlier with complete. or these neo integrals who might be more sensitive. the issues i've just been raising is american style liberalism with or repugnant to catholic christianity. no adequate answer to that question would. take me again far beyond the confines of this presentation. but at the risk sounding a tad facile, i would venture to respond both. my position is that the american polity is fundamentally moderate in form and inspiration, but remains conditioned by certain deeply held religious assumptions. it's a hobbesian lockean system, but with overtones of the christian worldview that still haunted the minds, the founders, and perhaps more importantly shaped the souls of the first america