Bryan McGraw

Nov 3, 2024 | civitasperegrina.wordpress.com | Bryan McGraw

I just finished a series of classes for my church about Christianity and American politics and of course people were most interested in who they should vote for—and who I was voting for. I’ve mostly stayed quiet in this election season—at least on the internet—but I thought it was perhaps worth laying out why I am once again not voting for either of the major party candidates for president.

Mar 15, 2024 | nationalaffairs.com | Howe Whitman III |Daniel Wiser |Dan Currell |Bryan McGraw

March 17, 2024 The textbooks most commonly used in high-school history classes are badly deficient. These books, which shape the rising generation’s perception of the country they are inheriting, often leave out the core ideas that defined the American founding and the nation’s ideals. To recover America’s sense of itself, it’s crucial to teach high-school students the connection between ideas and events.

Feb 18, 2024 | aei.org | Dan Wiser |Howe Whitman |Bryan McGraw

Voting should be straightforward: Figure out which candidate or party best fits one’s political views or interests, and vote accordingly. But the last few elections have shown many Americans that it’s not nearly that simple. We could benefit from a new framework for thinking about voting, and not just for elections in which we find ourselves especially bewildered. Guest Bryan McGraw joins us to discuss a new philosophy of voting and how to apply it in this year’s elections.