"Imprimis" - worth reading and sharing

[AJMD429]

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I get the print version (10 fold-up issues per year) mailed to me at the office to share, but you can also just read it on-line.

Good conservative/libertarian political content, brief and without drama. A Hillsdale College publication.

https://imprimis.hillsdale.edu/todays-f ... claration/

Their FREE online courses on history and the Constitution are AWESOME to listen to while driving or whatever. I learn stuff every day that way (by listening to those and other podcasts on topics from medicine to history to firearms).

Anyway, just more stuff to share with those around you who may not be 'paying attention' to the social and political world around them.

If we don't help others see, they will steer our nation into a brick wall, without any evil intent, but just because they haven't been paying attention.

[Bronco]

I enjoy reading it also! I took the course on the American constitution and thought it was very informative; the back ground of the authors was also very educational.

[Ray]

This is most interesting & entertaining.....

Though a bit hidden, on the link you provided there are links to the archived back issues. I am starting at may-dec. 1972 and endeavour to follow to the present.

[Tycer]

Thanks Doc

[ywaltzucanrknrl]

Yes, some good articles. Victor Davis Hansen is one of my favorites. I subscribe to Townhall Daily which used to be and maybe still is tied to Hillsdale College. Townhall Daily has a free daily newsletter and also a paid subscription. Both are worth getting.

[Ysabel Kid]

I've been getting it for decades now. Good stuff. So much so that Y2K even applied to Hillsdale College and was accepted, but decided that Michigan was a bit further away - and colder - than he wanted (plus he got a much better scholarship closer to home).