The Erick Erickson Show

The Gathering is hosted each year by talk radio host Erick Erickson. He brings 1,500 listeners of his nationally syndicated radio program’s 5.5 million listeners together each year to hear from politicians and a broad spectrum of conservative thought leaders. The format is one-on-one conversations with Erickson and additional panel discussions on topics. This year’s theme is “Forward: Which Way,” as conservatives consider various presidential contenders. Topics will focus on candidates’ visions for the future, the problems with AI, how to deal with China economically and as a matter of national security, the rise of Christian nationalism in America, how to restrain government, and how to deal with ESG investment standards.

The Gathering is hosted each year by talk radio host Erick Erickson. He brings 1,500 listeners of his nationally syndicated radio program’s 5.5 million listeners together each year to hear from politicians and a broad spectrum of conservative thought leaders. The format is one-on-one conversations with Erickson and additional panel discussions on topics. This year’s theme is “Forward: Which Way,” as conservatives consider various presidential contenders. Topics will focus on candidates’ visions for the future, the problems with AI, how to deal with China economically and as a matter of national security, the rise of Christian nationalism in America, how to restrain government, and how to deal with ESG investment standards.

The Gathering is hosted each year by talk radio host Erick Erickson. He brings 1,500 listeners of his nationally syndicated radio program’s 5.5 million listeners together each year to hear from politicians and a broad spectrum of conservative thought leaders. The format is one-on-one conversations with Erickson and additional panel discussions on topics. This year’s theme is “Forward: Which Way,” as conservatives consider various presidential contenders. Topics will focus on candidates’ visions for the future, the problems with AI, how to deal with China economically and as a matter of national security, the rise of Christian nationalism in America, how to restrain government, and how to deal with ESG investment standards.

The Gathering is hosted each year by talk radio host Erick Erickson. He brings 1,500 listeners of his nationally syndicated radio program’s 5.5 million listeners together each year to hear from politicians and a broad spectrum of conservative thought leaders. The format is one-on-one conversations with Erickson and additional panel discussions on topics. This year’s theme is “Forward: Which Way,” as conservatives consider various presidential contenders. Topics will focus on candidates’ visions for the future, the problems with AI, how to deal with China economically and as a matter of national security, the rise of Christian nationalism in America, how to restrain government, and how to deal with ESG investment standards.

The Gathering is hosted each year by talk radio host Erick Erickson. This year's theme is "Forward: Which Way," as conservatives consider various presidential contenders.

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This is inarguably one of the most consequential weeks for conservatives in recent history. The Supreme Court struck down the ability of colleges to racially discriminate against applicants, stopped Joe Biden’s unlawful student loan forgiveness plan, and protected religious liberty in the web designer case. The precedent set from these rulings will have a generational impact on our country. Friends, all of us on the right should be praising the Notorious Ruth Bader Ginsburg. The feminist icon and liberal stalwart wreaked havoc on conservatives since first being appointed to the court in the early 90s. The mainstream press and fawning progressive institutes told her she was an irreplaceable progressive icon and she believed them. When given the chance to step down during Barack Obama’s presidency and allow an equally liberal replacement, the Notorious Ruth Bader Ginsburg declined. Thanks to her lack of humility, Ruth Bader Ginsburg was replaced with 46-year-old Amy Coney Barrett by Donald Trump, tilting the court to the right for decades to come. Despite her impact over the past several decades, Ruth Bader Ginsburg singularly undid much of the liberal agenda by believing the progressive talking points that she really was irreplaceable. On the final day of Pride month, conservatives can celebrate these wins because the Surpeme Court remains… Ruthless.

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