Is a Responsible Conservatism Still Possible? Was it Ever? | William Kristol: Arrow Lecture 2020 

William Kristol, political analyst and commentator, asks whether a responsible and constructive conservatism is still possible when President Trump is the leader of the Republican Party or was conservatism always just a kind of disguised Trumpism. What questions will have to be answered in order to determine whether American conservatism has a future?
Kristol is a founding director of Defending Democracy Together, an educational and advocacy organization dedicated to defending America’s liberal democratic norms, principles and institutions. He has long been recognized as a leading participant in and analyst of American politics and has helped shape the national debate on issues ranging from American foreign policy to the meaning of American conservatism.
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