Author

Glenn Ellmers

Glenn Ellmers is a speechwriter at the U.S. Department of Energy.

He is former director of  research at the Claremont Institute. He holds a B.A. in International Relations from Boston University, and a Masters in Political Philosophy from the Claremont Graduate School. Before joining the Institute he worked for the Republican Caucus of the California Assembly. He has published articles in the Washington Times, Orange County Register, San Diego Union-Tribune, and National Review.

Articles by Glenn Ellmers

Soul, Man

Soul, Man

The soul is the most paradoxical thing in the world.
It’s Over, Already

It’s Over, Already

Six liberal academics contribute to yet another rearguard action in the Bush vs. Gore contest of 2000.
Can We Talk?

Can We Talk?

In his new book, Peter Levine sees an America in which moral dialogue is at the forefront of politics. Trouble is, in a progressive regime there really isn't anything serious to talk about.
Volume XX, Number 4, Fall 2020

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