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#14 Brianna Morris - The Charter, COVID, and Parliament vs Judiciary
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In this episode, political expert Brianna Morris discusses the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, the impact of COVID-19 on political decisions, and the evolving meaning of conservatism in Canadian politics. She explores the balance between judicial and parliamentary supremacy, the role of government, and the need for a positive vision in conservative campaigns. Morris also shares insights into the challenges of upholding rights and the shifts in political alignments, while highlighting the importance of fostering a cohesive Canadian identity.
00:00 Introduction: Rights and Politicians
00:25 Meet Brianna Morris
00:53 Defining Conservatism in Canada
02:15 Conservatism and Capitalism
04:10 Master's Thesis: Charter of Rights and Freedoms
04:41 COVID-19 and Charter Rights
07:19 Judicial vs. Parliamentary Supremacy
09:45 Practical Politics vs. Academic Discussions
10:53 Alberta Bill of Rights Movement
19:33 Canadian Identity and National Unity
23:39 Focusing on the Positive
24:14 American and Canadian Values
24:33 Conservative Campaign Strategies
25:10 The Role of Religion and Myth
28:18 Social Conservatism and Its Challenges
31:37 Libertarianism vs. Social Conservatism
35:03 The Future of Canadian Politics
43:42 Balancing Tradition and Progress
47:33 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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