Angelo Codevilla Passes

It is with heavy hearts that we share the news that our beloved friend, mentor, and senior fellow Angelo Codevilla passed away last night. We’ve lost another great soul at a time when we’re most needful of his wisdom and guidance. R.I.P. pic.twitter.com/Wuu105xe3L

— Claremont Institute (@ClaremontInst) September 21, 2021

R.I.P. Angelo Codevilla. He was so much more alive than most men that it is hard to believe he is gone. If you don’t know his work, start here.https://t.co/miRWOxoQuO

— Matthew Schmitz (@matthewschmitz) September 21, 2021

Meanwhile, a part of ConInc. attempts to hold on to market share through the only way it knows, character assassination:

Angelo Codevilla was killed by a drunk driver while walking home from church. And the Bulwark’s resident garbage disposal’s first instinct was to dance on his grave, which is surely the only exercise that gelatinous blob has done in the last decade. pic.twitter.com/FT64CbBwYn

— Sean Davis (@seanmdav) September 21, 2021

Bulwark Review of Marohn's Book?

I'm in @BulwarkOnline with a review of @clmarohn @StrongTowns "Confessions of a Recovering Engineer." Incredible, idiosyncratic, insightful book. But please start with my review: https://t.co/3scfCkjHZj

— Addison Del Mastro (@ad_mastro) September 17, 2021

Has Del Mastro moved from AmConMag to the Bulwark?

The Case for State Nullification

2/ Democrats circle the wagons around Dem president. Then a Republican is elected. He oversteps, citing previous Dem. Republicans, forgetting what they said about the Dem president, circle the wagons. Democrats, forgetting what they said, cry foul. Executive power keeps growing.

— Robert P. George (@McCormickProf) September 16, 2021

Conservatives can't even conserve the Constitution.

Boomer "Conservatism"

Today, a striking new portrait of the great abolitionist Frederick Douglass will be unveiled at the Union League in Philadelphia. I offer some thoughts on Douglass's moral witness and the sources on which he drew for it:
https://t.co/S9nR6z2BQC

— Robert P. George (@McCormickProf) September 14, 2021

ConInc. Grift

Celebrate #ConstitutionDay with @ConstitutionCtr on Sept. 17!

Not in Philadelphia? We are hosting free programs online, including a conversation on the state of civics education; a live class with @MarthaSJones, @McCormickProf, & @ProfJeffries; and much more!

— National Constitution Center (@ConstitutionCtr) September 13, 2021

The Fall of The Weekly Standard

🔥 A great read on the collapse of the Never Trumpers [Conservative Inc.]

How I Murdered The Weekly Standard, by @EmeraldRobinson https://t.co/nrqG30Jw0b

— TheLastRefuge (@TheLastRefuge2) August 23, 2021

Controlled Op

The America First Policy Institute is anything but America First and poses a threat to the grassroots nationalist populist movement that took off in 2016. My latest piece for @TheSpectator. https://t.co/YJgOrzhPx2

— Pedro L. Gonzalez (@emeriticus) July 30, 2021

ConInc.?

We’re pleased to announce the 2021 Carolina Fellows! Read up on each of these talented young leaders in law, finance, military service, & more at https://t.co/oie6fv7cJd

If you live in Europe, there’s still time to apply for the Europa Fellowship here: https://t.co/oGg8jo4QnW pic.twitter.com/vP9x6uQZPX

— Common Sense Society (@CommonSenseScty) July 22, 2021

ConInc.'s Version of "Civic Education"

Posted today: My conversation with John Agresto, retired president of St. John's College of Santa Fe, about the American founding, the 1619 Project, patriotism, teaching about slavery, and the state of contemporary civic education.https://t.co/H7my0iJYO0

— Robert P. George (@McCormickProf) July 2, 2021

"Conservatism"

On this Juneteenth, recall and praise the great abolitionist Harriet Tubman. @CornelWest and I are holding her Bible at the Supreme Court, where he did me the honor of holding it as I was sworn in by the Chief Justice to chair the US Commission on International Religious Freedom. pic.twitter.com/kqU2J0agei

— Robert P. George (@McCormickProf) June 19, 2021

The great @gloria_purvis on Juneteenth. Happy Juneteenth to you, dear sister! (I'll be joining Gloria soon on her exciting new podcast on America Media to discuss religious liberty and rights of conscience--and threats to these essential freedoms--here in the U.S. and abroad.) https://t.co/17dGJ5oyD7

— Robert P. George (@McCormickProf) June 19, 2021

Robert George and Greg Ellis

I am immensely grateful to Greg Ellis for this conversation in which we address some deep questions pertaining to law, morality, society, meaning, and value.https://t.co/i0bCEEsDaP via @YouTube

— Robert P. George (@McCormickProf) June 13, 2021

Some Family

Sometimes families have disagreements. There's a big one in the conservative family right now, concerning the Education for American Democracy Initiative. Stanley Kurtz argues against it. James Stoner and Paul Carrese argue for it.https://t.co/BIypIH1uJS https://t.co/yA8tgiqddN

— Robert P. George (@McCormickProf) June 9, 2021

This is "Conservatism"

A wonderfully intelligent and challenging book that I relished even when I disagreed.https://t.co/cOv7qat139

— Matthew Schmitz (@matthewschmitz) May 19, 2021

One Day First Things Will Go Out of Business

And deservedly so.

Rabbi Mark Gottlieb on a new book that makes the case for tradition in social-scientific and evolutionary termshttps://t.co/jaqnXQyCFq

— Matthew Schmitz (@matthewschmitz) May 11, 2021

Talmudic Judaism as a representative of "legitimate" tradition... laughable.

ConInc. on Display

Did you miss @DouthatNYT's discussion with Yuval Levin (@AEI & @tnajournal) and Christopher Caldwell (@ClaremontInst) about why our republic is in such terrible straits, and what we can do to rebuild?

Watch the recording here: https://t.co/em3tPMlGEg pic.twitter.com/ivCPPuQeYS

— IHE (@HumanEcologyCUA) March 18, 2021

Socon Scam

It's hardly a surprise that women want husbands who have their lives together, hold good jobs, and have solid prospects. The problem is that there are too few of them. UVA Sociologist Brad Wilcox on making young men marriageable again.https://t.co/lwE9eMBBVb

— Robert P. George (@McCormickProf) February 25, 2021

Wilcox doesn't talk about feminism or misandry. Again. ConInc. is not meant to be effective, just make-work for fake "intellectuals" and academics. Shame on all those involved.

ConInc. Behind the Times

And yet still posturing at leadership. It's not about "conservatives" in the "culture wars" any more. It's Blues v. Reds, and all their variations.

It's not about "conservatives" in the "culture wars" any more. It's Blues v. Reds, and all their variations.

Biden’s pledge to heal and unify seems to mean giving the far left everything it demands in the culture wars. Conservatives therefore must resist. Yet in doing so we must avoid the trap of framing every debate as if it were about religious liberty. https://t.co/04rYA4TtvF @EPPCdc

— Ryan T. Anderson (@RyanTAnd) January 31, 2021

Guess How Useful This Will Be

Wed., Jan. 27: We partner with the Center for American Studies @Columbia for a free online conversation about the future of America democracy, featuring @NicholasLemann, @PatrickDeneen, @EJDionne, and Michele Moody-Adams. Register here: https://t.co/Yd5JFMEsJ6

— Library of America (@LibraryAmerica) January 15, 2021

The Conservative Grift Continues

Ryan T. Anderson to Become Next EPPC President https://t.co/RG0IVOf5ke via @EPPCdc Excellent news. Delighted to have Ryan as my successor. Look forward to working under his direction for years to come.

— Ed Whelan (@EdWhelanEPPC) January 15, 2021

What did conservatives to prevent two generations of men being lost? Nothing.

Friends, seriously, I want you to listen carefully to these young guys inside the Capital. The Capital event involved more: men needing affectionate validation that they matter. Almost cried listening to this. Watch the hugging at the end. Long hugs. Why? pic.twitter.com/n5qP41HeOK

— Anthony B. Bradley (@drantbradley) January 15, 2021

This is Conservative Entertainment

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