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Distinguished Fellow in Conservative Thought, B. Kenneth Simon Center for Principles and Politics
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Vice President, American Studies and Director, B. Kenneth Simon Center for Principles and Politics
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Research Associate Julia Shaw discusses the myths surrounding Presidents Day and George Washington's birthday and highlights author Amity Shlaes' recent visit to The Heritage Foundation …
Heritage Distinguished Fellow Dr. Lee Edwards discusses Senator Jim DeMint's decision to step down from Congress and head The Heritage Foundation in April 2013 after …
Dr. Lee Edwards, Distinguished Fellow in Conservative Thought, discusses the second Presidential debate at Hofstra University on Bloomberg's 'Bottom Line'. …
Distinguished Fellow and Heritage's in-house authority on the U.S. Conservative movement Dr. Lee Edwards shares his reflections on the first Presidential debate in Denver, CO, …
Julia Shaw discusses american principles on Price of Business radio. …
In this week's Heritage in Focus podcast, Dr Matthew Spalding discusses his new book, "Changing America's course," and the Wisconsin recall election. David Weinberger hosts. …
In this week's Heritage in Focus podcast, Dr Matthew Spalding discusses the meaning of Presidents' Day. David Weinberger hosts. To get regular updates on Heritage …
In this week's Heritage in Focus podcast, Dr. Lee Edwards discusses the theme of this year's CPAC, "We Still Hold These Truths." David Weinberger hosts. …
In a special Thanksgiving Heritage in Focus podcast, David Azerrad discusses the American ideas that make Thanksgiving special. David Weinberger hosts. To get regular updates …
In this week's Heritage in Focus podcast, Julia Shaw discusses the Occupy Wall Street movement and how it differs from the Tea Party. David Weinberger …
The B. Kenneth Simon Center for Principles and Politics sponsors lectures, organizes seminars, and crafts publications with the objective of teaching up-and-coming and current leaders—those who shape opinions and make policy now and in the future—about the foundations of liberty, with a focus on the principles of the American political tradition, the fundamentals of economic freedom, and the basics of conservative thought and public policy. Its mission is to promote the ideas and policies that will restore limited constitutional government in the United States, guided by the enduring principles of the American Founding.
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