Christopher Flannery
Christopher Flannery is a Senior Fellow at the Claremont Institute, contributing editor of the Claremont Review of Books, and author of The American Story podcast.
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American Christmas
Over the generations, out of many ways of celebrating or ignoring Christmas, came a recognizably American way.
Days to Remember
“No date in the long history of freedom means more to liberty-loving men ... than the fifteenth day of December 1791.”
Pearl Harbor and the Art of Peace
Next to the people themselves, the land they live on is the most fundamental and necessary material condition of political life.
To Give or Not to Give…Thanks
How wonderfully American to have a congressional debate about whether or not to say thank you on Thanksgiving.
For Those Who Never Quit
A tribute to America’s veterans through the story of one man whose legend still defines the Marine Corps.
The Federalist
Celebrating the wisdom of The Federalist, the founding essays that defended the Constitution and remain vital to America’s freedom 250 years later.
Andy Ngo, American Patriot
Ngo’s story is a clarion warning: Antifa thrives when America loses its courage.
The Lesson of Lincoln
In the example of a nation divided against itself, then reunited, there are enduring lessons on both sides of the divide.