Learn how the Hoovers’ gratitude for the extraordinary opportunities afforded them by the American way of life inspired their commitment to public service.
For years, I was a guest commentator on a business-news show whose host was surprisingly literate. We covered global affairs and shared useful exchanges. But this well-schooled, worldly man had a massive blind spot he shared with a significant number of conservatives: He detested the European Union (EU) obsessively and leapt on every shred of negative data from Brussels as proof that the EU was, finally, this time, at last, truly and belatedly doomed.
Hoover Institution fellow Lanhee Chen discusses the Democrat's and Republican's conventions and how will they will communicate their messages virtually.
Hoover Institution fellow Lanhee Chen explains how a focus on the US economy will benefit President Trump's reelection campaign, while Joe Biden will remain the favorite if the narrative is centered on the US Covid-19 response.
featuring Bjorn Lomborgvia Mackinac Center for Public Policy (MI)
Monday, August 17, 2020
We have all heard it relentlessly repeated that green policies are the only sure way to protect the environment and stop climate change. But four key works published this year are pulling away the facade surrounding green movement’s climate and energy policy prescriptions. These books and documentaries together make a convincing case that we have been misled.
Brent Scowcroft was the quintessential honest broker, and the precedent he set as national security advisor for Gerald Ford and George H.W. Bush remains the gold standard to this day. His recent passing means the country has lost an outstanding member of the “greatest generation,” but it also provides an opportunity to take a fuller measure of his many, valuable contributions.
