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Protection Grew the Peanut Belt

“My train left the golden wheat fields and the tall green corn of Iowa for the acres of cotton, nothing but cotton,” George Washington Carver noted keenly about his first trip down to Tuskegee, Alabama, in 1896. “The scraggly cotton grew cl...

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FV: How Should A New Generation of Conservatives Approach Climate Policy?

Commonplace has launched a new newsletter, Future Voices, that invites young people from across the country to share their thoughts in response to each month’s issue of the magazine.

For the first edition, respondents provided answers to t...

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UA Vol. 3, No. 5: The Gender Wars Hurt Everyone

How to pass this long Election Day and Night? The American Compass team has you covered with a range of interesting readings to raise and then lower and then raise again your optimism about the future of citizenship in our republic.

On the...

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America’s Ever-Present Election Denial

It has become fashionable in the wake of an electoral defeat for the losing team to claim that the election was stolen. The term “election denier” often conjures to mind President Donald Trump and his 2020 “Stop the Steal” campaign that cul...

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The Real Economy: “Aging Relics of the Reagan Past”

Unleash Prosperity held its 10th anniversary gala in Washington this week, featuring the conversation format that haunts my nightmares: the five-man panel.

(photo credit: Washington Free Beacon)

The Washington Free Beacon reports that fou...

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    A magazine about what matters in America.

  • Skyler Adleta

    Electrician & Project Manager / Contributing writer at Comment Magazine and Commonplace / Writing on politics, culture, and industry

  • Amber Lapp

    Research fellow at Institute for Family Studies; Contributor at American Compass; Contributing Editor at Comment magazine; wife and mom of six

  • Oren Cass

    Oren Cass is the chief economist at American Compass and a contributing editor for the Financial Times.

  • Gail Slater

    Competition and Technology Chair at American Compass. Most recently Assistant Attorney General for Antitrust at the DOJ. Proud mother of two Gen Z Boys.

  • Chris Griswold

    Chris Griswold is the policy director at American Compass.

  • American Compass

    We are charting the course for conservative economics and reclaiming American citizenship. https://americancompass.org/

  • Alex Tarascio

    International pollster and messaging strategist.

  • Jason Mangone

    Executive Director of More in Common US.

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  • Evie Solheim

    Writing about everything they won't tell you about your 20s.

  • Joe Waters

    Joe Waters is the co-founder and CEO of Capita. He and his wife live with their children in North Carolina’s Blue Ridge Mountains.

  • David Kochel

    Republican strategist, originally in Iowa and now living in Colorado. Veteran of six presidential campaigns and countless gubernatorial, senatorial, congressional and other campaigns. Also a dad, drummer, snowboarder, golfer and triathlete.

  • Ian Marcus Corbin

    Philosopher at Harvard Med, Director of the Public Culture Project at Harvard College. My first book, "To Arrive Where We Started: Belonging in the Modern World, is out soon: https://yalebooks.yale.edu/book/9780300263626/to-arrive-where-we-started/

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