As segments of both the left and the right embrace big-government solutions to the country’s economic problems, we at National Review are doubling down on our defense of the timeless principles that resulted in America achieving a level of prosperity that would have been unimaginable to our forefathers.
We promote free enterprise and the American spirit of entrepreneurialism each day in print, but our talented writers and editors also travel around this great country to extol the virtues of capitalism in front of the wonderful readers who make our enterprise possible.
Last week, Rich Lowry, NRI Trustees David Bahnsen and Landon Gibbs, former congressman Jeb Hensarling, legendary political consultant Karl Rove, economist and former senator Phil Gramm, and our old friend and current Washington Post columnist Dominic Pino gathered in Dallas to explore the blessings of economic liberty at the latest National Review Regional Seminar.
Each of the speakers brought their own unique insights to the table as they reminded attendees why limited government, free markets, and individual enterprise reliably create the conditions for human flourishing.
Please check out video of the event here:
And consider attending one of NRI’s upcoming regional seminars near you.