August Newsletter

Claremont Review of Books

Christopher Caldwell Why Hasn't Brexit Happened? The British constitution in crisis.

William Voegeli The Chosen And The Woke Can Zionism survive liberalism?

Michael Anton Are The Kids Al(T)Right? In the spiritual war for the disaffected youth on the right, conservatism is losing. BAPism is winning.

Victor Davis Hanson With The Old Breed Senator Tom Cotton weaves his own personal history into this loving description of The Old Guard.

Claremont in the News

Pacific Research Institute How We Can Encourage a More Balanced Political Debate on Campus Ryan Williams, president of the Claremont Institute and publisher of the Claremont Review of Books, joins “The Next Round” podcast to discuss Claremont's work against the threat of identity politics and multiculturalism, its recent brush with Google censorship, and more.

American Greatness The White Supremacy Hoax Angelo Codevilla, Senior Fellow at the Claremont Institute, writes on the logic of the ruling class’s campaign against white supremacy. "In practice, a 'white supremacist' is anyone whom anyone in power dislikes enough to so label him."

Wall Street Journal California’s Biggest Cities Confront a ‘Defecation Crisis’ Charles Kesler, Senior Fellow at the Claremont Institute and editor of the Claremont Review of Books, discusses California's latest woe—a defecation crisis in their largest cities. This op-ed is adapted from his editor's note, "The House at Poo Corner," in the newly-released Summer Issue.

CNN Dr. Charles Kesler joins “Smerconish” 8.26.19 Charles Kesler, Senior Fellow at the Claremont Institute and editor of the Claremont Review of Books, joins show host Michael A. Smerconish to discuss California's latest crisis amid the tent encampments in downtown Los Angeles' Skid Row.

Real Clear Politics 'Beyond the Scope'? Seriously? John Eastman, Senior Fellow at the Claremont Institute, argues that while not much new was uncovered in Mueller’s July testimony, there was one dramatic revelation from the testimony that should give every American pause.

Upcoming Events

Constitution Day Celebration

The Claremont Institute invites you to join us on September 14 in Orange, California to celebrate Constitution Day with Dr. John C. Eastman and the Center for Constitutional Jurisprudence. We will commemorate the 232nd anniversary of the signing of the U.S. Constitution with panel discussions addressing some of the most pressing threats to our constitutional system. Our program will also feature a discussion with the recipient of this year’s Ronald Reagan Jurisprudence Award, Judge David Sentelle, Chief Judge of the of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, during a private luncheon.

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Fellowship News

Fellow Spotlight: Ugonna Eze Publius Fellow 2018

"The Claremont Institute’s unique focus on the American Founding and Lincoln—as understood by Leo Strauss and Harry Jaffa—makes it an excellent place to learn how to approach the many issues facing the country today. I recommend it to anyone interested in understanding an important wing of conservative political thought."

A sample of our Fellows' latest articles and appearances:

Helen Andrews (Publius '13): Our Socialist Moment, First Things

Brenda Hafera (Publius '17): What I Saw in Hong Kong, The National Interest

Chuck DeVore (Lincoln '04): California blames Texas for San Francisco's homeless crisis, Fox & Friends

Mark Hemingway (Lincoln '14): 24 Hours of Media Malpractice, Real Clear Politics

Erielle Davidson (Publius '17): Shocking Ethics Report Proves Trump Was Right To Defund UN Palestinian Refugee Agency, The Federalist

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