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Episode 257: Mike Vick, a Candidate for the American Solidarity Party's Presidential Nomination (April 12, 2023)

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This week on The Open Door (April 11) we discuss journalism and politics, bringing a Christian perspective to the Public Square, and the American Solidarity Party's presidential primary race. Our welcome guest is Chicago's Mike Vick, a candidate for the ASP's presidential nomination.Our questions will include the following.Mike, could you please tell us about your educational and professional background?You are currently writing for Chicago's The Civic Update. What are the goals of this distinctive publication?You work closely with Pastor Chris Butler. How does he bring his political ministry to Christian congregations in Chicago?You've been politically active for several years. How would you describe your political philosophy and how has it developed?How did you come across the American Solidarity Party and what work have you done with the Party since joining?Pundits often describe America as a nation at war with itself. Are they correct? In any case, what are some main factors that have led to our current deep divisions?Can third parties gain more significant traction as we move toward the 2024 elections?Is there a way for political discourse to be both incisive and civil, both honest and healing?What might it mean to restore the classical virtue of civic friendship?Political activism takes a toll. Could you tell us a bit about your personal sources of renewal?

This week on The Open Door (April 11) we discuss journalism and politics, bringing a Christian perspective to the Public Square, and the American Solidarity Party's presidential primary race. Our welcome guest is Chicago's Mike Vick, a candidate for the ASP's presidential nomination.Our questions will include the following.Mike, could you please tell us about your educational and professional background?You are currently writing for Chicago's The Civic Update. What are the goals of this distinctive publication?You work closely with Pastor Chris Butler. How does he bring his political ministry to Christian congregations in Chicago?You've been politically active for several years. How would you describe your political philosophy and how has it developed?How did you come across the American Solidarity Party and what work have you done with the Party since joining?Pundits often describe America as a nation at war with itself. Are they correct? In any case, what are some main factors that have led to our current deep divisions?Can third parties gain more significant traction as we move toward the 2024 elections?Is there a way for political discourse to be both incisive and civil, both honest and healing?What might it mean to restore the classical virtue of civic friendship?Political activism takes a toll. Could you tell us a bit about your personal sources of renewal?

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