In the new Fall 2021 issue of the Claremont Review of Books, our editors are proud to feature the most serious, in-depth analysis of the "Eastman Memos", with a thorough examination by constitutional scholar Joseph Bessette of the issues involved and a vigorous defense of constitutional statesmanship from the memos' author, John Eastman.
The cover of the new CRB focuses on “America’s ruling class,” with articles by Michael Anton on the military, Martha Bayles on academia, Richard Hanania on contemporary liberalism, and R.R. Reno on the media. The phrase comes from our friend and frequent contributor, Angelo Codevilla, whose passing in September we mourn in this issue.
We also have thoughtful essays by Jeffrey Anderson on how to build a winning coalition in 2024, Christopher Caldwell on growing political restlessness in France, William Voegeli on America after it has moved on from baseball, and Spencer Klavan on translating the Scriptures; and reviews of new books, including Senator Josh Hawley’s The Tyranny of Big Tech, Glenn Ellmers’s The Soul of Politics: Harry V. Jaffa and the Fight for America, and Allen Guelzo’s Robert E. Lee: A Biography.
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