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In the midst of growing polarization and the aftermath of a divisive impeachment trial, some have called for a revival of the values espoused by America’s Founders and historic leaders.
Last week’s episode of We the People focused on those values— summed up by the term “civic virtue”— and host Jeffrey Rosen discussed them with Margaret Taylor, senior editor and counsel of the Lawfare blog, and Adam White, resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute.
Civic virtue describes the character of a good participant in a system of government —the personal qualities associated with the effective functioning of the civil and political order or the preservation of its values and principles. According to White, the Founders designed the American republic with those qualities in mind and believed they were essential to upholding it.
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