EPPC Briefly: Henry Olsen on How President Trump Could “Re-Reaganize” the GOP

February 10, 2017

Click here to read the February 9, 2017 issue of the EPPC Briefly, featuring work by Henry Olsen, Ed Whelan, Roger Scruton, and other EPPC scholars!

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Enough is Enough

 Francis X. Maier

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Stanford President and Law-School Dean Apologize to Judge Duncan

 Edward Whelan

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Crybullies at Stanford Law School Threaten Free Speech

 Edward Whelan

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DeSantis Is Putting the Public Back in Public Universities

 Stanley Kurtz
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