Ashbrook Center for Public Affairs
last updated: November 21, 2003
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About
Based at Ashbrook University in Ashland, Ohio, the Ashbrook Center for Public Affairs was founded in honor of John M. Ashbrook, a former Ohio congressman who was "a popular and forceful advocate and spokesman for limited constitutional government and reduced federal spending." Through its stable of more than a dozen writers and fellows, the Ashbrook Center has vigorously defended George W. Bush's war on terrorism, supported right to life campaigns, and advocated for a host of other conservative policies. The center runs a blog called "No Left Turns," hosts a lecture series that has brought in some of the country's leading neoconservatives and foreign policy hawks, and publishes a number of journals.
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Sources
(1) Ashbrook Center for Public Affairshttp://www.ashbrook.org/
(2) Ashbrook Center for Public Affairs: Lecture Archive
http://audio.ashbrook.org/
(3) Mediatransparency: Ashbrook Center for Public Affairs
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