20 February 2017

CPAC’s identity crisis

Inviting Milo was a symptom of what ails conservatism. And disinviting him is no cure.

Dr Nicole Hemmer
Honorary Associate, United States Studies Centre

Inviting Milo was a symptom of what ails conservatism. And disinviting him is no cure, writes research associate Nicole Hemmer for Politico Magazine.

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Dr Nicole Hemmer
Honorary Associate, United States Studies Centre
Nicole Hemmer is an Assistant Professor in Presidential Studies at the University of Virginia's Miller Center, working with the Presidential Recordings Program. She was previously an Honorary Associate at the United States Studies Centre. She is the author of Messengers of the Right: Conservative Media and the Transformation of American Politics.

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