America’s Future — and Conservatism’s — Depends on Multiplication, Not Division

This is how we secure a future where the American spirit and the American nation reign supreme.

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President Ronald W. Reagan with Heritage Foundation President Edwin J. Feulner, Jr., during a function, April 1, 1986.

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The many tributes pouring in honoring Ed Feulner — founder, trustee, and longest-serving president of the Heritage Foundation — are both fitting and deeply meaningful to those of us who wake up every day honored to advance the Heritage mission.

As Heritage Board Chairman Barb Gaby and President Kevin Roberts wrote in their note to staff, alumni, and the many friends gained over the past 52 years:

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Andy Olivastro

Andy Olivastro is chief advancement officer at the Heritage Foundation.

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Bridget Weisenburger

Bridget Weisenburger is director, outreach, at the Heritage Foundation.

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