
America's Role in a Changing World | Jon Askonas
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In this compelling episode of Conservative Conversations, we welcome back Jon Askonas, a repeat guest known for his deep insights into international relations, national security, and the evolving intersection of war, technology, and public institutions. Jon brings his expertise to a wide-ranging discussion on America's current posture on the global stage, the nation's obligations to its allies and citizens, and the importance of organizational know-how and institutional memory in shaping policy.
Together, we explore critical topics like the role of selective service and the draft in a modern context, always grounding our conversation in the enduring principles of American history and philosophy. Whether you're interested in the future of global politics or the philosophical underpinnings of America's actions on the world stage, this episode offers a thought-provoking journey through the complexities of international relations and national defense.
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