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Henry Olsen predicted the election with unmatched accuracy. Now, he's hosting a debate series on the future of conservatism. Join us on November 21st as Julius Krein and Andrew Stuttaford face off over the future of American industrial policy!
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This election prediction from Henry Olsen is looking incredibly prescient now!
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"Smoking and drunk driving have now become socially stigmatized from campaigns. It would be good to create similar stigma around children using social media and smartphones." - Clare Morell https://lnkd.in/ea8aESgz
Conservatism is at a crossroads. Join EPPC and the American Enterprise Institute on November 19th for the first in a series of debates as Oren Cass and Scott Winship face off with Henry Olsen moderating. https://lnkd.in/evaZCV6D
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Eric Kniffin and I filed another brief explaining how the Biden-Harris administration is using federal agencies to unlawfully promote abortion and interfere with state abortion laws. Our brief summarized actions that HHS and other federal agencies took post-Dobbs to advance the administration’s pro-abortion political agenda and override state pro-life laws.
"Congress should seize the opportunity to eliminate the greatest injustice in the federal income tax code: marriage penalties." - Jamie Bryan Hall https://lnkd.in/eYS2Q-3k
"If you compare where we were five, 10 years ago, the center of gravity is unquestionably shifting, with the focus on families and fertility post-Dobbs.” - Patrick T. Brown
Every day in 2022, on average, Canadian physicians and nurses ended the lives of more than 36 people. It is now quadruple the official suicide rate. In an ordinary country, in an ordinary time, this would be considered a national crisis. - Alexander Raikin