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The Mercatus Center at George Mason University is the world’s premier university source for market-oriented ideas
Paleo-era blogger, mid-century pop-culture enthusiast, hater of "quirky" last lines in online bios
The undisputed king of stuff. Editor-in-Chief (at-large). Contributor, Discourse Magazine, Arizona Republic, USA Today, Return, etc. Restorationist. ☦️ IC XC NIKA
I like to write about stuff. Contributor to Newsweek and NY Post. Twitter @ghlionn
Husband. Coach. Founder of the Ewing School. ewingschool.com.
Jennifer Tiedemann is the Executive Editor at Discourse Magazine.
David Masci is Editor-in-Chief of Discourse at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University. Previously, he worked as a senior research fellow and senior editor at the Pew Research Center and as a staff writer at Congressional Quarterly.
Johns Hopkins University's program director for the Master of Science in Intelligence Analysis. Former intelligence analyst, security professional, and naval officer. Writes on intelligence and national security issues. Lives in Texas.
Professor of Criminal Justice and Jurisprudence at Adrian College, Fellow of Civil Liberties at the University of Toledo's Institute for Constitutional Thought & Leadership.
Christina Behe is the managing editor at Discourse magazine.
I study public opinion polls at AEI where I have been for a long time. I follow the new polls, but I am more interested in trends.
Jack Salmon is a writer and director of policy research specializing in fiscal policy issues. His research and commentary have been featured in a variety of outlets, including The Hill, Business Insider, RealClearPolicy, and National Review.
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