WeRockTV began by bringing together YouTube voices supporting Ron Paul during the 2012 election. That spirit remains close to my heart: ask difficult questions, think independently, and stand for peace even when it’s unpopular.
In “A Front Row Seat at Ron Paul’s Revolution,” my friend and brother David Gornoski joins Daniel McAdams for a conversation about the movement’s lasting legacy—and the questions that still demand answers.
What does maintaining an empire cost the people paying for it? What happens to those who challenge the machinery of war? And can Americans recover a tradition of liberty that takes nonviolence seriously?
Their discussion moves through third-party politics, the personal toll of dissent, political influence, and the case for embracing liberty as a complete commitment. They also discuss Michigan politics and previewed the 10th Annual DC Conference in this August conversation.
For me, the connection between faith and peace gives these questions their deepest meaning. David has helped me think more carefully about Jesus, violence, and our responsibility to our neighbors. The closing discussion of the Sign of Jonah brings that spiritual dimension into focus.
Jonah’s story challenges us to consider whether we welcome mercy when it reaches people we regard as enemies. That is a question worth bringing into our politics—and our own hearts.
“Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons of God.” — Matthew 5:9
Give this conversation your attention. Bring your questions, examine the arguments, and keep thinking.
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