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2006 Convention Videos
2006 Convention Video Corner
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British MP Alan Duncan
Video Length: 19 minutes
Washington, DC--April, 29 2006
"An Ally in Liberty"—The first openly gay conservative Member of Parliament in Great Britain explains why the Conservative Party has become more supportive of gay and lesbian equality in recent years. Alan Duncan, who played a key role in this success story, offers insights for gay Republicans to achieve similar progress in the GOP.
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Andrew Sullivan
Video Length: 16 minutes
Washington, DC-- April, 29 2006
The Courage of a Conservative"—Ward Cromer presents the first ever David Brudnoy Award to noted writer and commentator Andrew Sullivan. The late David Brudnoy was a well-known gay conservative talk radio host in Boston. |
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David Boaz
Video Length: 27 minutes
Washington, DC-- April, 29 2006
“Three Threats to Freedom”—The libertarian author David Boaz of the Cato Institute talks about three looming threats to American freedom and prosperity: the surge in federal spending, the huge and growing unfunded liabilities of our entitlement programs, and the new restrictions on free speech, especially political speech. |
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Former Gov. Jane Swift (R-MA)
Video Length: 31 minutes
Washington, DC-- April, 29 2006
Former Governor Jane Swift discusses the need for stronger Republican outreach to women and the critical work of GOP Governors while reflecting on her groundbreaking days as Governor of Massachusetts. |
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