Conservative Voices at the Humphrey School Event Series

What is Donald Trump's economic policy? Stephen Moore argues that the President's reductions in taxes and regulations will boost economic growth, reduce inflation, and improve the standard of living of all Americans.

About Stephen Moore

Stephen Moore is an economist, author, and senior fellow at the Heritage Foundation. He co-founded The Committee to Unleash Prosperity and has written six books, including Trumponomics. A frequent lecturer on U.S. economic policy, Moore previously founded and led the Club for Growth (1999–2004), served as a senior economics writer for The Wall Street Journal (2005–2014), and advised President Trump’s 2016 campaign on tax and budget policy. He holds degrees from the University of Illinois and George Mason University and has received multiple awards for his contributions to economic thought.

Event made possible by the Minnesota Business Partnership.

Helping low-income Americans move up economically remains an important challenge for policymakers. This is especially true in rural America. Robert Doar, president of the American Enterprise Institute, visited to discuss today's conservative responses to poverty and limited economic mobility.

Stephen Hadley, former National Security Advisor to President George W. Bush, discusses China, Russia/Ukraine, and the Middle East in a conversation moderated by former Congressman Vin Weber and Professor Larry Jacobs.

Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin has made excellence in education a top priority, and his Secretary of Education, Aimee Rogstad Guidera, is responsible for making this vision a reality in the state's schools. The foundation of their work is the conviction that parents matter in all decisions impacting a child's health, education, and wellbeing. Former Congressman Vin Weber and Professor Larry Jacobs moderate the conversation with Secretary Guidera.