Why American bipartisanship relies on a spirit of 'moon shots'
In short: Former Congressman Bob Inglis argues that political gridlock can be overcome by embracing free enterprise and cross-ideological cooperation. He challenges conservatives to lead on urgent issues like climate change rather than looking backward.
Inglis posits that the United States was built by those who acted forwardly rather than dwelling on the past. He advocates for a leadership style that identifies solutions through free enterprise and collaborative effort across different political ideologies.
The talk serves as a call to action for Americans to reclaim their capacity for ambitious, large-scale goals—what Inglis refers to as 'moon shots'—to address pressing national problems.
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