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A Conservative’s Plea – Let’s Work Together

May 2018: Vital U.S. Global Strategic Interests

May 2018: Vital U.S. Global Strategic Interests

I say that it is a narrow policy to suppose that this country or that is to be marked out as the eternal ally or the perpetual enemy of England. We have no eternal allies, and we have no perpetual enemies. Our interests are eternal and perpetual, and those interests it is our duty to follow.” Henry John Temple Palmerston (1784-1865)

China Again — and Again and Again

China Again—and Again and Again | RealClearWorld Download

A Decisive Moment for China Draws Nigh

A Decisive Moment for China Draws Nigh Download

China’s Complacent Generation

China’s Complacent Generation – Foreign Policy Download

Defense Chief Calls Out China on Tech Theft, South China Sea

Defense Chief Calls Out China on Tech Theft, South China Sea | RealClearPolitics Download

China’s Influence & American Interests

Chinese Influence & American Interests: Promoting Constructive Vigilance | Hoover Institution Download

What People Are Saying About IYL

“This is an excellent program. By all means I would like to see it expanded throughout the state.”
Governor Paul LePage (Maine)

“Great program! The students did a wonderful job. Thanks for making this happen.”
Loren Andrews, Chair, RSU 13 School Board (Rockland, ME)

I commend the Informed Young Leaders for organizing a forum for young people to discuss political issues in a productive manner that not only informs themselves, but also members of their surrounding communities.”
U.S Senator Susan Collins (Maine)

“Emily has enjoyed this program immensely from its inception, and she has become an eager and confident speaker because of it. Thanks for providing her this opportunity to grow.”
Steve Davis, Parent (Rockland, ME)

“Informed Young Leaders gave me the opportunity to explore my interest in government and politics. This program provided me a platform to speak about my policy interests and spurred me to pursue my passion for a career in public service. ”
Jacqueline Russell (Camden Hills HS, ’16)

“Great work! Kudos for starting this. I am so proud to have been part of it.”
Chris Rector, Former State Senator (Maine) and Regional Representative for Sen. Angus King (Maine)

“Getting students to participate in this challenging activity has produced some of the most stimulating conversations I’ve ever had in a classroom.”
Jacob Newcomb, Teacher – Medomak Valley High School (Waldoboro, ME)

“Anyone in the area who likes to be informed, or better yet, inspired, would do well to attend the presentations of the Informed Young Leaders. The students spoke not only with knowledge, but with passion and conviction, and they provided practical, achievable ideas for solving real world problems. That’s what we call leadership.”
Editorial The Courier-Gazette (Rockland, ME)