Acton Institute External Relations Officer Peter Johnson wrote recently at The Federalist that “If Francis can imagine a way to affirm my generation’s devotion to the marginalized while delivering a stern warning against the sort of degenerate sentimentality and paternalism that advocating for the poor can engender, then I think Francis could have an astounding impact here.” He’s been called upon a number of times now to share his thoughts on this topic on a variety of podcasts, and we’d like to highlight a couple of interviews here.
First of all, Peter appeared on the Larry Conners USA program to discuss his article; the interview is available in full below.
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Peter also made an appearance on the Cam & Co. podcast on NRA News, which you can listen to below.
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