Democrats Embrace Political Radicalism the People of Chile Rejected

Democrats Embrace Political Radicalism the People of Chile Rejected
A soldier stands guard inside a school used as a trial vote polling station ahead of the Sept. 4 constitutional referendum in Santiago, Chile, on Sept. 2, 2022. The sign reads 'Constitutional Referendum 2022.' Ivan Alvarado/Reuters
Wesley J. Smith
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Chile just refused to ratify the “most progressive constitution ever written,” and it wasn’t even close. Voters rejected radicalism by an overwhelming 62 to 38 percent, with the poor and indigenous populations voting no in greater numbers than the well-off. Good for them. Chile’s future would have been in direct peril had the constitution been ratified.

Wesley J. Smith
Wesley J. Smith
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Award-winning author Wesley J. Smith is host of the Humanize Podcast (Humanize.today), chairman of the Discovery Institute’s Center on Human Exceptionalism and a consultant to the Patients Rights Council. His latest book is “Culture of Death: The Age of ‘Do Harm’ Medicine.”
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