Realignment Live

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Join us for an exclusive event in Washington, D.C. focused on the shifting landscape of politics, technology, and culture.

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<h3>D﻿escription</h3><p>The right is at an inflection point. And <em>The Realignment</em> is here to document it.</p><p><em>The Realignment </em>podcast launched in 2019 as a response to Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential victory and the shifting conceptions of the American right. Traditional conservative positions on free trade, foreign policy, and economics were open to debate for the first time in decades.</p><p>The Trump presidency settled some questions but left others open, especially in the wake of President Joe Biden’s victory in 2020. Now, former president Donald Trump’s 2024 campaign announcement and the Republican Party’s underperformance in the November 2022 midterms have set the stage for two years of consequential debates over the future of the right. </p><p>Join Marshall Kosloff and Saagar Enjeti for Realignment Live, a day-long conference of conversations, debates, and exploration of the future of conservatism, featuring some of the most important thinkers and doers on the right.</p>

<h3>Agenda:</h3><h3>‣‣ Doors Open // 9:00 AM</h3><h3>‣‣ Welcome // 9:30 AM</h3><ul><li><strong>Garrett Johnson</strong>, Lincoln Network &amp; Hydra Host</li></ul><h3>‣‣ Paper Belt on Fire: How Renegade Investors Sparked a Revolt Against the University // 9:35 AM</h3><ul><li><strong>Michael Gibson</strong>, 1517 Fund</li></ul><h3>‣‣ Where is the Right Leading America? // 10:05 AM</h3><ul><li><strong>Kevin Roberts</strong>, The Heritage Foundation</li><li><strong>Johnny Burtka</strong>, Intercollegiate Studies Institute</li></ul><h3>‣‣ Coffee Break // 10:40 AM</h3><h3>‣‣ The Right's Foreign Policy Debate After Ukraine // 10:50 AM</h3><ul><li><strong>Elbridge Colby</strong>, The Marathon Initiative</li></ul><h3>‣‣ Is "Democracy" Under Threat? // 11:20 AM</h3><ul><li><strong>Yuval Levin</strong>, American Enterprise Institute</li><li><strong>Jason Willick</strong>, <em>The Washington Post</em></li></ul><h3>‣‣ Lunch // 11:55 AM</h3><h3>‣‣ Has the Right Written Off a Generation? // 1:00 PM</h3><ul><li><strong>Kristen Soltis Anderson</strong>, Echelon Insights</li></ul><h3>‣‣ The Case for Radical Decentralization // 1:30 PM</h3><ul><li><strong>Danny O'Brien</strong>, Filecoin Foundation</li></ul><h3>‣‣ The New Course for Conservative Economics // 2:00 PM</h3><ul><li><strong>Chris Griswold</strong>, American Compass</li></ul><h3>‣‣ Coffee Break // 2:30 PM</h3><h3>‣‣ The Future of America's Political Parties // 2:45 PM</h3><ul><li><strong>Jane Coaston</strong>, <em>The New York Times</em></li></ul><h3>‣‣ Checking in on "The Realignment" // 3:15 PM</h3><ul><li><strong>Matt Stoller</strong>, American Economic Liberties Project</li><li><strong>Julius Krein</strong>, <em>American Affairs</em></li></ul><h3>‣‣ Coffee Break  // 3:45 PM</h3><h3>‣‣ What's Driving the Gen-Z Right? // 3:55 PM</h3><ul><li><strong>Saurabh Sharma</strong>, American Moment</li><li><strong>Nate Hochman</strong>, <em>National Review</em></li></ul><h3>‣‣ The Future of Family Policy // 4:25 PM</h3><ul><li><strong>Brad Wilcox</strong>, University of Virginia</li><li><strong>Helen Andrews</strong>, The American Conservative</li></ul><h3>‣‣ Closing Remarks // 4:55 PM</h3><ul><li><strong>Zach Graves</strong>, Lincoln Network</li></ul><h3>‣‣ Reception // 5:00 PM</h3>

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