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From the National Review Institute 2015 Ideas Summit at the Willard InterContinental Hotel in Washington, D.C., an introduction from National Review Editor, Rich Lowry, then a panel discussion on the subject, "Why the Future Is Conservative." The panel members are: Ramesh Ponnuru, National Review; Mona Charen, Ethics and Public Policy Center (and co-host of Ricochet's Need to Know Podcast); Kevin D. Williamson, NRI/National Review; Charles C.W. Cooke, National Review. The panel is moderated by Reihan Salam of NRI/National Review (and co-host of Ricochet's Wonky Town Podcast).
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Excellent discussion, although it was a little difficult to hear some of the speakers.
If the right is putting together a "first hundred days" of legislative initiatives for 2017 there is one higher education item that would meld a sincere attempt to help and to reach out to millennials with a potent tool to defund the left -- allow student loans to be discharged in bankruptcy after seven or ten years. I'd like to hear conservatives talk about this and not be toadies to the banks.
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