Family Can Do What Politics Can't | Bridget McKenzie [ARC 2026]
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Australia's former Deputy Leader of the Nationals, Bridget McKenzie, argues that conservatives have lost ground not just in politics, but in education, immigration, and the family. She explains why she believes rebuilding strong families and confident national identity—not simply winning elections—is the long-term path to renewing Western democracy. __ Buy your 1st edition copy of our new book, The Age of Reconstruction: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1916948510 With the return of the ARC Conference this June, we are publishing a brand new book — the most comprehensive synthesis of ARC’s philosophy to date. Drawing on Augustine, Tolkien, and a long tradition of civilisational thinking, The Age of Reconstruction charts a path from diagnosis to renewal. While many can point out where things have gone wrong, this book does what most can’t: it lays out a vision of what we must build, how, and why it is still possible. Praise for The Age of Reconstruction: "Will Western Civilisation flo
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