Victor Davis Hanson: "It's Time to Reveal the WHOLE Truth..."

In a time when ideological divides seem insurmountable, Victor Davis Hanson observes a startling asymmetry in political tolerance. He notes that conservative voices are often able to maintain friendships despite political disagreements, while progressive counterparts frequently distance themselves, seeing their moral ends as justification for exclusion and hostility. Hanson reflects on how these divides play out, from universities like Stanford, where open conservative views are met with hostility, to campuses like Hillsdale, which foster respectful debate and community. In a landscape where left-leaning institutions see spikes in anti-Semitism and increasing intolerance, Hanson questions if America’s intellectual diversity can withstand these pressures.