November 12, 2024

Crossroads of Conservatism

Debate

American Industrial Policy

Thursday, November 21, 5:30-7:30 pm

In Person at the Kimpton George Hotel, Washington, DC OR Watch Online

Would a comprehensive government-directed industrial policy in America lead to lower economic growth than free markets?

Next week, Julius Krein, editor of American Affairs, and Andrew Stuttaford, editor of National Review‘s Capital Matters, debate America’s industrial policy,

moderated by EPPC’s Henry Olsen.

Eric Kniffin and Rachel Morrison submitted a comment opposing an HHS rule that unlawfully rewrites sex discrimination regulation.

For the New York Post, Henry Olsen argues that Trump’s victory was a shock only to smug elites.

For Brussels Signal, Henry Olsen explains what Trump’s victory can teach Europeans about their future.

LISTEN HERE

For Catholic World Report, George Weigel reflects on his father’s experience as a WWII naval officer.

For World Opinions, Andrew T. Walker admonishes critics who fail to understand why many Evangelicals vote for Trump.

Also for World Opinions, Nathanael Blake reminds Christians that hope lies in the gospel, not the government.

Ed Whelan Quoted on the Supreme Court after Trump’s Victory

New York Times:

“Trump’s Supreme Court Agenda Is Likely to Include Legal U-Turns”

Los Angeles Times:

“Trump’s win may extend conservative control of the Supreme Court for decades”

Daily Caller:

“Here’s How Trump Could Shape The Judiciary In His Second Term”

New York Times:

“Should Alito and Thomas Be Pushed to Retire? Conservatives Are Divided”

The Washington Post:

“Leonard Leo, Trump aide Mike Davis spar over Supreme Court retirements”

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In Side Effects, Devorah Goldman explains how the pandemic weakened American trust in doctors.

In Commonwealth Dispatches, Brad Littlejohn paints his vision for scholars in the Age of Trump.

In Family Matters, Patrick Brown breaks down what the election results communicate about progressivism.

In Confirmation Tales, Ed Whelan explains what Trump’s victory means for the Supreme Court.

In Preserving Our Humanity, Clare Morell highlights the dangers technology poses to democracy.

In Human Flourishing, Aaron Kheriaty shares his acceptance remarks from an awards dinner.

Clare Morell will speak at the Virginia Mental Health Summit, “Rebooting Childhood” in Richmond, VA.

Registration is free.

Thursday, November 21st
9am - 5pm

Erika Bachiochi will speak on a panel in D.C. about the future of the pro-life movement on Thursday, November 14th.

Email [email protected] to RSVP.

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