You, Sir: Victor Davis Hanson are of the highest rank – as a resource for truth and reason – in our country!
We, speaking for the “many” out here really appreciate your efforts and look forward to each of your podcasts.
And, your books; I’m buying The Dying Citizen – when it appears @ Barnes & Noble; have The Second World
Wars on the table by me; also bought and enjoyed Trump; had several from our local public library, and God wiling – may get to read them all! Yes, your works are a Library in themselves… “Many thanks – for that, too!”
Also, long a “city dweller” – I , too have roots from, in the country; there is nothing that can replace “life on a
Farm…” as an educational or life experience; it makes everything you say and do very credible – to us!
I no longer see Victor Davis Hanson as an author listed on the National Review’s webpage. Has his relationship with NR as a contributing writer changed? If yes, what happened?
(Planning to terminate my subscription with NR if VDH is no longer one of its regular contributing writers.)
Jack Fowler is a pleasure to listen to as a host. He complements Hanson’s talk and is properly respectful to note Hanson’s website and books. A nice contrast to other hosts who are not helpful at least not to this listener.
Let your “Child’s Garden of Animals” be your great work.
You, Sir: Victor Davis Hanson are of the highest rank – as a resource for truth and reason – in our country!
We, speaking for the “many” out here really appreciate your efforts and look forward to each of your podcasts.
And, your books; I’m buying The Dying Citizen – when it appears @ Barnes & Noble; have The Second World
Wars on the table by me; also bought and enjoyed Trump; had several from our local public library, and God wiling – may get to read them all! Yes, your works are a Library in themselves… “Many thanks – for that, too!”
Also, long a “city dweller” – I , too have roots from, in the country; there is nothing that can replace “life on a
Farm…” as an educational or life experience; it makes everything you say and do very credible – to us!
I no longer see Victor Davis Hanson as an author listed on the National Review’s webpage. Has his relationship with NR as a contributing writer changed? If yes, what happened?
(Planning to terminate my subscription with NR if VDH is no longer one of its regular contributing writers.)
VDH is no longer affiliated with National Review.
Happy to hear this new Podcast.. .The Traditionalist will be a success. A bright light shining on these illusions and trickery.
Jack Fowler is a pleasure to listen to as a host. He complements Hanson’s talk and is properly respectful to note Hanson’s website and books. A nice contrast to other hosts who are not helpful at least not to this listener.