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California Public Policy Conference featuring Mitt Romney
You are invited to the Claremont Institute's California Public Policy Conference at the Island Hotel in Newport Beach, California, on Saturday, December 5, 2009. Governor Mitt Romney will be our keynote speaker. Also featured is former Secretary of Education Bill Bennett and best-selling author Joel Kotkin. To view the AGENDA CLICK HERE. For information and REGISTRATION CLICK HERE.
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The modern understanding of law is an eternally unfolding process without any fixed end in sight, writes Michael M. Uhlmann in the Summer 2009 issue of the Claremont Review of Books.Boychuk on Zero-Tolerance
Zero-tolerance policies are the heavy-handed tools of an educational bureaucracy too cowardly, or callous, to employ common-sense, argues Golden State Center for State and Local Government fellow Ben Boychuk.Kennedy on Japanese Security and Missile Defense
Claremont Institute President Brian Kennedy argues that a robust Japanese missile defense system offers the best insurance against a rising China.Collins on a Constitutional Convention in California
Holding a convention in California to re-write our Constitution will telescope current partisan bickering, increasing our passions and inhibiting our reason, argues Golden State Center for State and Local Government director Patrick Collins.Voegeli on California's Tax and Benefit Package
Our high-benefit/high-tax model no longer works, especially compared with low-tax states like Texas, argues Claremont Review of Books contributing editor William Voegeli.Olsen on the New Republican Majority
In order to win again, Republicans today must create a rhetoric and politics that appeal both to the party base and the new American suburbanites, writes Henry Olsen in the Summer 2009 issue of the Claremont Review of Books.Collins on California Tax Reform
Responsible government requires clarity in taxation, argues Patrick Collins, director of the Golden State Center for State and Local Government.Kesler on Newspapers’ Decline
Many American newspapers in the course of the last century developed a stultifying self-importance, writes Charles R. Kesler in the Summer 2009 issue of the Claremont Review of Books.Kadish on the National Debt
Wait till Americans come to understand the threat to our national financial survival posed by the interest on the government's credit card, writes Claremont Institute board member Lawrence Kadish.Boychuk on Federal Control of Education
The federal government is buying control over the education of California's children, writes Ben Boychuk, fellow of the Golden State Center for State and Local Government.Greenfield on Neoconservatism
Fellow in American Studies Larry Greenfield celebrates the intellectual contributions of Irving Kristol and Norman Podhoretz, and discusses the current state of American Jewish Politics.For more entries, visit our Writings Archive...
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