20 February, 2012 Post Show FREE Preview-Why You Must Accept Your Duties…NOW

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MANDEVILLE, LA – EXCLUSIVE AUDIO – Listen to this clip from today’s Post Show Show and get prepared to goACTIVE. Mike explains how George Mason, despite the gout, knew it washis duty to assist with writing the Constitution among other events and even though he was averse to leaving Gunston Hall, his country was more important., is your country (whatever that may mean to you) worth more than Tuesday Bowling nights?

When the duty of defending their constitution called the Revolutionarygeneration of men, they answered the call despite their aversions topublic service and certainly to military service even if they werephysically hampered, like George Mason. Today, it is almost impossibleto fill up a small restaurant with patriots willing to even discussrescuing our beleaguered republic from imminent doom and the fascismthat will inevitably result. Mike recounts the story of the great George Mason’s struggle with his "rights" and his "duties" as beautifullywritten by Russell Kirk.

Read the entire Russell Kirk Essay at the Imaginative Conservative

Read & Listen to Mike Church talking with Winston Elliot II about Russell Kirk & Austrian economist Wilhelm Roepke

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