Glenn Ellmers
Glenn Ellmers is the Claremont Institute’s Salvatori Research Fellow in the American Founding, and the author, most recently, of The Narrow Passage: Plato, Foucault, and the Possibility of Political Philosophy (Encounter Books).
Tagged Content
Posts
Equality Is America’s Inheritance
The great achievement of the American Revolution was to insist that the people are sovereign.
The Meaning of Political Philosophy
The Right needs a command of fundamental questions if it is to counter a Left that rejects human nature.
Inequality As a Left-Wing Principle
A 50-year-old exchange between two conservative intellectual giants sheds light on the pressing questions of today.
Only Trump Can Beat the Regime’s Lies
President Trump's bombastic rhetoric is uniquely suited to unmasking the machinations of the group quota regime.
Convicted by the ‘Rational State’
Donald Trump is the target of an administrative conspiracy against the Constitution whose roots stretch back as far as Watergate.
Only One Constitution Can Survive
A new book highlights the contrast between the founders’ Constitution and its Progressive alternative.
Totalitarianism, American Style
The danger of an emerging tyranny—combining both older and newer elements—is quite real in America today.
Pandemic Pandemonium
Science and civic accountability. In the latter part of 2023 Americans have come to a much better understanding of the…