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Trump’s Washington is packed with Claremont fellows. That’s no accident.
In Trump’s Washington, Claremont occupies a niche that few other groups attempt — a hybrid of political philosophy, training and personnel cultivation.
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Trump 2.0: What to Expect in Trade, Energy, and Technology Policy
Energy markets, trade dynamics, and technological innovation are at the forefront of global economic concerns. The second panel of the Trump 2.0 event organized by the Danube Institute brought together experts to discuss expectations on how Trump’s second term might impact economy and trade policies.
Pete Hegseth Could Bring An End To DEI In The Military As Defense Sec, Expert Says
'Policies must be clear, bold, and simple ... the new Pentagon must leave no room for doubt about policy actions.'
The tide is turning against the green elites
Western publics are rejecting the self-destructive and immiserating policies of Net Zero.
Democrats need a new Clinton: The Republicans are far from invulnerable
A shattered Democratic incumbent. A rambunctious Republican outsider. An election marred by economic turmoil and the usual destabilising violence in the Middle East. A campaign of contrasts, of relentlessly negative liberals, dismissing their rival as extremist, and conservatives pushing forward with buoyant optimism.
The Democrat Fantasy Is Dead. They Are No Longer the Worker’s Party
Kamala Harris’s comprehensive defeat shows the fatal flaw in a political party whose humble origins have given way to social elites and racial grievances.
Trump Triumphs in the 2024 Election
Evangelicals Should Capitalize on Trump’s Victory
What will Democrats learn from Trump’s re-election? Nothing!
You’d think Donald Trump’s remarkable comeback would inspire some soul-searching in the Democratic Party. You’d be wrong. Rather than a deep reflection about their coalitional strategy and an adjustment of policy emphases, pundits are instead looking for scapegoats.
Why Trump Won
Had the election of 2024 been a normal one, it would be easy to explain how Donald Trump defeated Kamala Harris, in the climax of the most closely fought election campaign in living memory.
Elite Democrats threaten to be cast into oblivion by America’s new upstarts
Long-term demographic and economic trends are moving power away from blue to red states. Kamala Harris’ party can’t fight history.
