The American Mind’s Weekly Digest |
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Michael Anton has described the war in Afghanistan as “doomed from the start.” Sean Davis, Lomez, Helen Roy, Spencer Klavan, Seth Barron, and Peachy Keenan respond. |
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Can the Right persuade better? |
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Our useless ruling classes are making a hard decision way, way worse. |
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Renouncing race is the answer to restoring our humanity. |
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The demand to resettle Afghan refugees brings the war home. |
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China’s Digital Return to Reality—and Ours |
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The Latest Development in the East-West Social Engineering Divide. |
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Governor Newsom’s career may depend on a taken-for-granted constituency. |
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An English literature professor describes how he came to love teaching Freshman Comp. |
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Afghanistan, et al., for the record. |
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Playing Fair with Cheaters |
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It’s time to end the era of shared house leadership in Texas. |
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The Roundtable Episode #84 |
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What will happen to the tens of thousands of refugees fleeing Afghanistan? Will we ever be allowed to know? Does Europe’s experience with Afghan refugees leave us with any useful lessons? If so, will we be permitted to learn them? Plus: Andrew Cuomo vanishes into obscurity, lobbing a political grenade on the way out, while Australia and the rest of the Anglosphere are careening into perpetual COVID despotism. Our editors discuss. |
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The Fall of Afghanistan w/Charles Kesler |
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The CRB’s Summer edition is wide-ranging, covering topics including masking, crime, and a prescient editor’s note about the fiasco of Afghanistan’s fall. Join Dr. Kesler and Spencer as they discuss the significance of the collapse of Kabul, a brief history of how we got there, and what lessons can be gleaned from it all. Plus: an overview of the whole edition. |
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TIME RUNNING OUT -- APPLICATIONS NOW DUE FOR SHERRIFS FELLOWSHIP |
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Founded in 2021, the Claremont Institute Sheriffs Fellowship offers training of unparalleled depth and excellence in American political thought and institutions, from the country’s top constitutional experts and political theorists. Fourteen sheriff applicants will be selected for their character, aptitude, accomplishments, zeal, and community reputation to gather for five days to study and discuss the political-philosophical, institutional, and historical arc leading from the American Founding to today’s militant progressivism and multiculturalism, with particular emphasis on the role of law enforcement in maintaining liberty.
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