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The Political Nomad with Josh Gillespie Episode 16 feat. Sarah Quinlan

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Sarah Quinlan is conservative, pro-life and a feminist. How does that all work? This week on The Political Nomad Sarah turns stereotypical views on their heads.

Sarah Quinlan has been a lifelong proponent of limited government and viewed the Republican Party as the best vehicle for promoting these beliefs. So she aligned herself with the GOP and voted for the Republican candidate on the ballot in every election until 2016. But that election, like for many of us, marked a watershed moment for her. She has stated that during that election cycle “I realized I could not rely on others to defend and advocate on behalf of the principles I so strongly believe in”. Like maybe some of you Sarah felt politically homeless. This led her to start writing. She began writing for the Buckley Club, became a front-page contributor for RedState in early 2018, and later joined Arc Digital as a columnist. She’s also been published at National Review, the Bulwark, and USA TODAY. Sarah has written prolifically and has touched on topics such as being politically homeless, the plight of women in Trump’s GOP, how feminism connects to the pro-life movement and conservatism as a whole and more topically recent, why Juneteenth should be considered a national holiday.

Sarah lives in Virginia, where she works on behalf of free expression and tolerance; She met her husband on twitter; played Division 1 college soccer; and, to the delight of my 11 year old daughter, she’s been in a Taylor Swift music video (for all of a half second).

Finally, there are few links that I want to mention as they pertain to this week's podcast:

  1. It’s Time for Pro-Lifers to Change the Culture on Abortion
  2. Republicans Should Seek to End the Death Penalty, not Expand It
  3. Destiny Herndon-De La Rosa: Why conservatives should oppose the death penalty
  4. New Wave Feminists
  5. Braver Angels
  6. Story Corps
  7. Sarah Quinlan on Twitter
  8. Sarah Quinlan on Instagram


--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thepoliticalnomad/support
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20 episodes

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Manage episode 265045951 series 2676492
Contenu fourni par Josh Gillespie. Tout le contenu du podcast, y compris les épisodes, les graphiques et les descriptions de podcast, est téléchargé et fourni directement par Josh Gillespie ou son partenaire de plateforme de podcast. Si vous pensez que quelqu'un utilise votre œuvre protégée sans votre autorisation, vous pouvez suivre le processus décrit ici https://fr.player.fm/legal.

Sarah Quinlan is conservative, pro-life and a feminist. How does that all work? This week on The Political Nomad Sarah turns stereotypical views on their heads.

Sarah Quinlan has been a lifelong proponent of limited government and viewed the Republican Party as the best vehicle for promoting these beliefs. So she aligned herself with the GOP and voted for the Republican candidate on the ballot in every election until 2016. But that election, like for many of us, marked a watershed moment for her. She has stated that during that election cycle “I realized I could not rely on others to defend and advocate on behalf of the principles I so strongly believe in”. Like maybe some of you Sarah felt politically homeless. This led her to start writing. She began writing for the Buckley Club, became a front-page contributor for RedState in early 2018, and later joined Arc Digital as a columnist. She’s also been published at National Review, the Bulwark, and USA TODAY. Sarah has written prolifically and has touched on topics such as being politically homeless, the plight of women in Trump’s GOP, how feminism connects to the pro-life movement and conservatism as a whole and more topically recent, why Juneteenth should be considered a national holiday.

Sarah lives in Virginia, where she works on behalf of free expression and tolerance; She met her husband on twitter; played Division 1 college soccer; and, to the delight of my 11 year old daughter, she’s been in a Taylor Swift music video (for all of a half second).

Finally, there are few links that I want to mention as they pertain to this week's podcast:

  1. It’s Time for Pro-Lifers to Change the Culture on Abortion
  2. Republicans Should Seek to End the Death Penalty, not Expand It
  3. Destiny Herndon-De La Rosa: Why conservatives should oppose the death penalty
  4. New Wave Feminists
  5. Braver Angels
  6. Story Corps
  7. Sarah Quinlan on Twitter
  8. Sarah Quinlan on Instagram


--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thepoliticalnomad/support
  continue reading

20 episodes

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