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<\/a>Dr. Clark Carlton is smart, opinionated, and right about a lot of things. He’s not afraid of the dust his ideas stir up either. Here Dr. Carlton examines Progressive ideology. While Dr. Carlton he does not examine the confusion that results when Progressives adopt the vocabulary of the moral tradition to defend policies inimical to it (an affliction apparent in some of our leaders), he’s unsparing in his description about where this confusion will lead us. Take a listen, but fasten your seat belts first. <\/p>\n\n