This is the Daily Signal Podcast for Monday, November 26th. I'm Rob Bluey,

editor-in-chief.

And I'm Jenny Maltubano. We hope all of you had a great Thanksgiving.

On today's show, we'll feature an interview with a finalist for this year's Small Business Award

for Veteran and military spouse employment.

We'll also share your letters and we remember Conservative icon Jack Kemp

who received the Heritage Foundation's highest honor.

But first we have a commentary from the Daily Signals Genevieve Wood on the difference

between being a progressive and a conservative.

What's the difference between a conservative and a progressive. Here are three examples. Number one,

conservatives and progressives have different views about individuals and

communities. Conservatives ask, what can I do for myself, my family, my community, and my fellow

citizens? Progressive ask, what is unfair? What am I owed? What has offended me today? And what must my country do for me?

The traditional American ethic of achievement gives way to the progressive ethic of a

grievement. As opposed to a variety of individuals making up one American

community, progressives seek to place individuals in a variety of competing communities.

The first creates unity.

The second, identity politics.

Number two, Conservatives and progressives have different views about diversity and choice.

For progressives, different ethnicities and gender identities are welcomed, but a variety of opinions and ideas are not.

Just look at two areas of public life dominated by the left.

On college campuses, free speech is under attack. If you're a

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