National
Review
Institute's
Ideas
Summit
2015
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April 30-May 2, 2015 -- Five
Republican
presidential prospects participated in the National Review
Institute's Ideas Summit 2015. Each engaged in a wide-ranging
conversation with a different moderator. There were also other
speakers and panels. The theme of the summit was "Why the future
is
conservative." |
![photo3 of jeb bush at national review institutes' ideas summit](bush043015075.jpg) |
April 30 - Former Gov. Jeb Bush
(R-FL) has
not yet declared himself a candidate. He is conducting his
pre-campaign
activities through his Right to Rise PAC.
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![photo 4 of sen. marco rubio at national review institute's 2015 ideas summit](rubio050115128.jpg) |
May 1 - Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL)
announced his candidacy on April 13.
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![photo 2 of gov. john kasich at national review institute's ideas summit](kasich050115213.jpg) |
May 1 - After steering clear of
presidential politics in 2014, Kasich has recently shown he is
seriously thinking about running; he has started visiting key early
states and on April 20 he formed a 527 organization "New Day for
America." |
![photo of gov. bobby jindal at the national review institute's ideas summit](jindal050115964.jpg) |
Gov. Bobby Jindal (R-LA) and
former HP CEO Carly Fiorina (R-VA) also spoke.
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![photo of ayaan hirshi ali at the national review institute's issues summit](fnri050115157.jpg) |
Ayaan Hirshi Ali, author of
"Heretic: Why Islam Needs a Reformation Now" argued that "Islam is not
a religion of peace. It can become a religion of peace."
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![photo of panel on the influence of popular culture at the national review institute's issues summit](nri050115298.jpg) |
A panel on "The Influence of
Popular Culture."
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![general scene from national review institutes' 2015 ideas summit](nri050115967.jpg) |
Attendees converse during a
break.
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