A recommitment to peace through strength
Now more than ever, conservatives need to support a policy of peace through strength. This is the time-tested American posture, running from George Washington through Ronald Reagan, that has helped make us the most powerful nation on earth and the undisputed leader of the Western world. With Russia attempting to dismember a neighboring country and China pursuing its hegemonic ambitions in East Asia, this is no time to retreat or to give in to national self-doubt. With the belief that the US must have a strong national defense and an engaged foreign policy, NRI is hosting a series of events to support peace though strength.
Events:
Virtual
April 19, 2022 – Across the Pond – Promoting Peace Through Strength
May 5, 2022 – Putin’s War Crimes in Ukraine Co-hosted with the Victims of Communism Foundation
May 9, 2022 – The Case for American Power – Why We Must Lead the Free World
August 4, 2022 – What Speaker Pelosi’s Trip Means for U.S. Support of Taiwan
August 30, 2022 – Tensions in the Taiwan Strait Co-hosted with the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation
In-Person
The Case for American Power: Why we must lead the free world: On May 9th Conservatives gathered to recommit to peace through strength at The National Press Club in Washington, D.C. Now more than ever, conservatives need to support a policy of peace through strength. This is the time-tested American posture, running from George Washington through Ronald Reagan, that has helped make us the most powerful nation on earth and the undisputed leader of the Western world. With Russia attempting to dismember a neighboring country and China pursuing its hegemonic ambitions in East Asia, this is no time to retreat or to give in to national self-doubt. National Review Institute’s forum convened conservative leaders who believe we must have a strong national defense and an engaged foreign policy under the theme “The Case for American Power: Why we must lead the free world.” Speakers included Senator Tom Cotton, Congressman Mike Gallagher, Elliott Abrams, Victoria Coates, John Hillen, Henry J. Hendrix, Rich Lowry, Jay Nordlinger, Peter J. Travers. Read our press release here.
C-SPAN Covered this event watch here
Read National Review‘s Coverage:
Cotton Urges GOP to Discard ‘Grand and Abstract Doctrines’ in Favor of Realistic Foreign Policy
Congressman Gallagher Urges U.S. to ‘Arm Taiwan to the Teeth’
Prompted by the aggression against Ukraine, NRI’s chairman, Peter J. Travers, drafted a statement reaffirming National Review’s historical and current position standing against tyranny in all its forms.