Uriel Epshtein

1 week ago | thenextmove.substack.com | Garry Kasparov |Uriel Epshtein

Tonight at 5pm ET, will be once again in conversation with RDI CEO and taking your questions. Please join us this evening (Mon, Apr 14) at 5pm ET!Wow! I can’t believe we’re kicking off our second full week at The Next Move. Developing a winning strategy for the pro-democracy camp is going to be a collaborative enterprise, so hearing from all of you and reading your comments has been one of the highlights of the past few days for me.

2 weeks ago | thenextmove.substack.com | Garry Kasparov |Uriel Epshtein

Thank you everyone who joined our first Live! You exceeded our wildest expectations. We appreciated speaking with you and answering your questions. And thanks also to the intrepid followers who answered our questions too! (The answer, in case you missed it, is that 45 Democratic Senators and 2 Independent Senators represent about 24 million more people than the GOP caucus.)A couple key reminders as we strategize the way forward:Focus on what is essential.

1 month ago | thedispatch.com | Jonah Goldberg |David Drucker |Garry Kasparov |Uriel Epshtein

Defenses of the president’s policies fall short if defenders don’t consider why he enacts them. Published February 26, 2025 Hey, I’m going to try to make a single point in response to what is shaping up to be the standard, smart, defense of a lot of Donald Trump’s doings. That defense usually starts with a series of correct observations about the left’s attacks on Trump’s actions and/or some correct complaints about Joe Biden’s or the Democrats actions.

1 month ago | thedispatch.com | Garry Kasparov |Uriel Epshtein |Michael Warren

Are we in a constitutional crisis? Published February 25, 2025 Steve Hayes was joined over the weekend by Chris Christie, the former governor of New Jersey, at the 2025 Principles First summit in Washington, D.C. The two discussed why Christie initially endorsed Donald Trump in 2016, the Trump administration’s decision to side with Vladimir Putin, and where the line of a “constitutional crisis” is. Watch the interview here.

Sep 18, 2024 | rdi.org | Uriel Epshtein

Uriel Epshtein: What does it mean to be on the American Right today? Bret Stephens: There have always been two versions of the Right in modern American life. One is conservative in the sense that it aims to conserve a liberal republic. That is to say, a republic centered on ideas of individual rights and individual freedom of action.