
Patrick Brown
Writer and Editor at Freelance
Fellow, @EPPCDC, working on pro-family policy. "Contributes" (?) to @PublicDiscourse, @Deseret, @TheDispatch. I had a marvelous time ruining everything.
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2 weeks ago |
eppc.org | Patrick Brown |Jennifer S. Bryson |Stephen White |Aaron Kheriaty
June 12, 2025 (Washington): The United States’ national sports teams have exploited their prominence to promote divisive political activism over athletic excellence and representation of the country as a whole.
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2 weeks ago |
eppc.org | Jennifer S. Bryson |Patrick Brown
Published June 10, 2025 Political, social, and cultural causes, whether of the left or the right, do not belong in sports. Our national teams, in particular, have a duty to represent the United States united, not divisive agendas. At present, however, America’s national sports teams are taking advantage of their national and international prominence to promote activist causes.
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3 weeks ago |
compactmag.com | Patrick Brown
If you are inundated this fall with campaign ads alleging that “Republicans claim to support the working-class, but they cut food stamps for low-income kids to pay for a tax cut for millionaires,” just remember that outcome could have been avoided. There’s a lot in the “One, Big, Beautiful Bill” that would make conservatives happy.
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3 weeks ago |
eppc.org | Eric Kniffin |Natalie Dodson |Patrick Brown |Clare Morell
June 3, 2025 (Washington): Today, Clare Morell, a fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center and director of its Technology and Human Flourishing Project debuts her first book, The Tech Exit: A Practical Guide to Freeing Kids and Teens from Smartphones with Penguin Random House. (256 pp.
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3 weeks ago |
ifstudies.org | Patrick Brown
For the better part of this century, the nascent movement to make it easier for people to start families and have children flew largely under the popular radar. A few Cassandras tried to warn us, like AEI’s Nick Eberstadt, or Jonathan V. Last, author of What to Expect When No One’s Expecting. But concerns about falling birthrates were ignored or treated as crankish, as opposed to the respectful treatment given to neo-Malthusian “Population Bomb” propaganda that warned of over-population.
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RT @JHB_econ: And if @TheAtlantic ever wants to talk child care markets, Patrick T. Brown’s wife is ready 😅

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“The U.N. is the most concentrated assault on moral reality in the history of free institutions, and it does not do to ignore that fact or, worse, to get used to it.” - William F. Buckley Smart guy! (Coming soon to inboxes near you) https://t.co/2ixM3t2rv8