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Henry Olsen
Henry Olsen is a senior fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, a Washington Post opinion columnist, and one of the most accurate election forecasters of the past two decades. He called the 2024 presidential race for Donald Trump, including a popular-vote win, while most analysts hedged. A lawyer by training and a Reagan scholar by obsession, Olsen studies the working-class voters that conventional polling tends to miss, and he hosts the weekly podcast 'Beyond the Polls.'
Nate Hochman
Nate Hochman is an American political writer and policy adviser who became, in his early twenties, one of the most-quoted voices of the 'New Right.' He went from a Colorado College senior thesis to the staff of National Review, then to Ron DeSantis's 2024 presidential campaign, then to Capitol Hill as a policy adviser to Senator Eric Schmitt. He is known for the line 'conservatism in 2021 means radicalism' and for arguing that the rising generation of the right is more secular, more combative, and more willing to use state power than the movement that raised it.