Speaking Right
August 7, 2000 · Magazine, Charles R. Kesler, Books and Arts
Let Us Talk of Many Things
Political Theorist and Scholar
Charles Kesler
4 articles 1995–2000
Charles Kesler is a professor of government at Claremont McKenna College and editor of the Claremont Review of Books. A prominent conservative political theorist and scholar of American constitutionalism, he contributed essays to The Weekly Standard on constitutional issues, executive power, and conservative political thought during the mid-to-late 1990s.
Clinton v. the Constitution
February 22, 1999 · Blog, Charles R. Kesler
In light of the conclusion of the Senate trial of the president, the editors of THE WEEKLY STANDARD asked 22 writers, thinkers, and political actors the following questions: "President William Jefferson Clinton has been impeached and acquitted. What have we learned? What should we do now?"
OH, HOLY GOVERNMENT
April 15, 1996 · Blog, Charles R. Kesler
At a time when the winning alliance between . social and economic conservatives seems ready to unravel, here comes a book on the American Revolution designed to reassure and inspirit today's aspiring revolutionaries.
TERM LIMITS
October 30, 1995 · Blog, Charles R. Kesler
The battle for congressional term limits was lost this year, on two fronts. In the House of Representatives, four versions of a constitutional amendment to limit congressional tenure went down to defeat. Soon after, the Supreme Court, in U.S. Term Limits, Inc. v. Thornton, struck down the attempt…