To put conservatism in a bottle with a label is like trying to liquify the atmosphere ... The difficulty arises from the nature of the thing. For conservatism is less a political doctrine than a habit of mind, a mode of feeling, a way of living.
R. J. White

In reaction to the French Revolution Burke wrote, "A state without the means of change is without the means of its conservation," but insisted that further change be organic rather than revolutionary. An attempt to modify the complex web of human interactions that form human society, for the sake of some doctrine or theory, runs the risk of running afoul of the iron law of unintended consequences.
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According John N. Gray the essence of liberalism is toleration of different beliefs and of different ideas as to what constitutes a good life.
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It’s time to liberally implement some conservatism... If our “habit of mind, mode of of feeling, way living” is liberal and organic changes, the elections bring about the changes necessary to the means of our conservation. It’s time to be liberally conservative... literally... It’s time to vote for change.

To make up your mind listen to the candidates...

1. Cheung, Leland Click Here
2. Glick, Sylvia part 1 Click Here -- part 2 Click Here
3. Kelley, Craig part 1 Click Here -- part 2 Click Here
4. Leavitt, Neal Click Here
5. Marquardt, Charles Click Here
6. Siedel, Sam part 1 Click Here -- part 2 Click Here
7. Stohlman, Tom Click Here
8. Toomey, Tim Click Here
9. vonBeuzenkom, Minka Click Here

PS: A overload of work will not enable be to finish the piece as I had hoped... my apologies..

PS 1: I asked the interviewees to submit a piece of art from Shepard Fairey best representing them... I've compliled them into one image for this article...