Dear NR Friend,

It’s time to lift ourselves off the mat, shake off the cobwebs, get reoriented, and start to fight back, to fight for our principles, to fight for our great nation.

That’s why our friends at the National Review Institute are sponsoring an important, must-attend conference this January 25-27 in Washington, a critical summit where we can meet, talk, and forge The Future of Conservatism.

Complete information can be found here. You simply must attend and help as we honestly assess the conservative movement’s priorities and to forge the way ahead.

Your participation is vital. The National Review Institute’s conservative summit will feature a tremendous line-up of leading conservatives and libertarians (and even a controversial figure or two) who will take part in developing a new and revitalized message for our movement. Confirmed speakers to date include

Gov. Scott Walker (WI)
Gov. Bobby Jindal (LA)
Gov. Bob McDonnell (VA)
Rep. Paul Ryan (WI)
Sen. Ted Cruz (TX)
Rep. Tom Cotton (AR)
AG Ken Cuccinelli (VA)
Mark Steyn
William Bennett
Charles Krauthammer
Jim DeMint
Larry Kudlow
Laura Ingraham
Hugh Hewitt
Jonah Goldberg
Michael Mukasey
Artur Davis
Rich Lowry
Mona Charen
Ralph Reed
Joe Scarborough
Mia Love
Robert Costa
Andrew McCarthy
James Pethokoukis
Harold Hamm
Arthur Brooks
Maggie Gallagher
Kellyanne Conway
Kathryn Lopez
Reihan Salam
Mark Krikorian
Jay Nordlinger
John O’Sullivan
Heather Higgins
Peter Thiel
Darcy Olsen
Rob Long
Charles Kesler
Ed Whelan
John Podhoretz
John Fund
Ross Douthat
John Hood
Yuval Levin
Amity Shlaes
Cleta Mitchell
Tim Phillips
Travis Brown
Christopher DeMuth
John Hillen

and many more.

Be there as we listen to, engage, talk with, and derive inspiration from top conservative thinkers, writers, and politicians. The Future of Conservatism Summit will be a critical and memorable gathering, where wide-ranging discussion and debate will forge a successful vision for the movement and the cause of liberty.

The cost for the Summit, which includes participation in all events (receptions on Friday and Saturday nights, dinner on Saturday, breakfast on Saturday and Sunday, lunch on Saturday and Sunday, plus panel sessions, debates, speeches, and “Night Owls”) is only $250 a person (which doesn’t even cover the per-person food bill!).

The agenda / itinerary is still being finalized as new speakers are being added, but here are some highlights:

Lunch speeches Governors Scott Walker and Bobby Jindal, Senator Ted Cruz, and former Congressman Artur Davis
Dinner speeches by Jim DeMint and Bill Bennett
Breakfast speeches by Congressman Paul Ryan and Gov. Bob McDonnell
Rich Lowry discusses the state of the movement with Charles Krauthammer
A Saturday “Night Owl” with Mark Steyn, Jonah Goldberg
A kick-off featuring the exciting freshman Congressman from Arkansas, Tom Cotton
A Friday “Night Owl” with Laura Ingraham, Kathryn Lopez, Mona Charen, and Mia Love
Larry Kudlow hosts a panel on “The Way Out of the Fiscal Mess”
Hugh Hewitt and Mark Krikorian debating immigration policy
Panels on “Selling Capitalism,” the Constitution, what’s being achieved in the states, demographics, energy, foreign policy, marriage,
and much more
If you’ve been to a previous NRI Summit, you know how invigorating they can be. They are — and later this month will once again be — an ideal opportunity to learn, to contribute, to network, to get energized and motivated.

Please join us (NRI has made this especially affordable so you can attend). Get complete (developing) information at http://www.nrinstitute.org/summit. You can also register there.

And you can get a special rate on a great hotel room at the Omni Shoreham Hotel — do that here.

If you have any questions feel free to contact me at jfowler@nationalreview.com.

I look forward to seeing you in Washington this January 25-27 as we revitalize the conservative movement.

God bless,

Jack Fowler
Publisher
National Review

With people like National Review “helping” the conservative cause the Democrats can look forward to being in control for a LONG time. I’ve had it with the stupidity people like this try to put past those they claim to support. Conservatism’s ideas as long as they are influenced by God are good ideas. Unfortunately the modern “conservative” movement plays continually right into the hands of the left. You just can’t fix stupid!