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Director of Domestic Policy Studies & Neal Chair @AEI Columnist @wsjopinion
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Discussing Iran and the US: Continetti on ‘The Hugh Hewitt Show’

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By Matthew Continetti
| Political Economy with Jim Pethokoukis
VIDEO Director of Domestic Policy Studies Matthew Continetti discusses Iran and the US on ‘The Hugh Hewitt Show.’
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Clarence Thomas’s America

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By Matthew Continetti
| Free Expression (Newsletter) Verified
Clarence Thomas speaks at the University of Texas at Austin on April 15. Photo: Eric Gay/Associated Press Free Expression is a daily newsletter on American life, politics and culture from the Opinion pages of The Wall Street Journal. Sign up and start reading Free Expression today. There will be plenty of speeches to mark America’s 250th birthday, but none will have the power of an address delivered this past April at the University of Texas at Austin.
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Clarence Thomas’s America

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By Matthew Continetti
| Political Economy with Jim Pethokoukis
There will be plenty of speeches to mark America’s 250th birthday, but none will have the power of an address delivered this past April at the University of Texas at Austin. The speaker was Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. His message: Nothing less than the political philosophy of the American Founding—and what’s required to preserve it. When Justice Thomas talks, pay attention. Watch or read Justice Thomas’s remarks, and you’ll notice they begin conventionally.
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