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Mike Stenhouse

Mike Stenhouse

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Contributor, National Review

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  • Mike Stenhouse says our politicians are all about preserving their power. That needs to change, he says.

    By Mike Stenhouse| Providence Journal Verified Mike StenhouseGuest columnistYears ago, when I worked with General Assembly leaders of both parties on legislation, I learned how the sausage is made. Unfortunately for Ocean State families, the priority of our elected officials is not the well-being of "we the people"; nor is it the advancement of opportunities and the preservation of our God-given and constitutional rights.

    By Mike Stenhouse · Providence Journal

    Sep. 15, 2024

  • Climate lawsuits only cost consumers

    By Mike Stenhouse| Washington Examiner Verified The Civil War-ending Battle of Gettysburg recently marked its 161st anniversary. Citizens of different states taking up arms against one another seems like an impossibility in the modern age. Yet if subversive lawsuits against energy companies are pursued to their natural end, history may repeat itself. Right now, the battle is in the court system.

    By Mike Stenhouse · Washington Examiner

    Jul. 29, 2024

  • Mike Stenhouse says our politicians are all about preserving their power. That needs to change, he says.

    By Mike Stenhouse| Providence Journal Verified Mike StenhouseGuest columnistYears ago, when I worked with General Assembly leaders of both parties on legislation, I learned how the sausage is made. Unfortunately for Ocean State families, the priority of our elected officials is not the well-being of "we the people"; nor is it the advancement of opportunities and the preservation of our God-given and constitutional rights.

    By Mike Stenhouse · Providence Journal

    Sep. 15, 2024

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National Review

National Review is a conservative opinion magazine founded in 1955 by William F. Buckley Jr. It aims to articulate and advance conservative thought in the United States, serving as a key platform for traditionalists, libertarians, and anti-communists. The magazine publishes long-form articles, essays, and commentary on politics, culture, and policy, focusing on conservative perspectives. Under the leadership of editor-in-chief Rich Lowry, National Review also offers digital content, including online articles, podcasts, and newsletters. The magazine engages in public debates and has historically influenced conservative policy discussions, particularly during significant historical periods like the Cold War and civil rights movements. With a growing readership, it continues to be a leading forum for conservative ideas, emphasizing limited government, free markets, and traditional values.

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