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Current Legal Issues Shaping Conservatism | Garrett Snedeker

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Join hosts Tom Sarrouf and Marlo Slayback on this week's episode of Conservative Conversations, brought to you by the Intercollegiate Studies Institute (ISI). Our special guest, Garrett Snedeker, Deputy Director of the James Wilson Institute, dives deep into the pressing legal and political issues shaping the conservative movement today.

In this episode, we tackle:

- The Trump Conviction: Exploring the broader implications for American politics and the judicial system. What does this mean for future presidential accountability and the rule of law?
- The Chevron Doctrine: Understanding why this long-standing judicial principle was overturned and its impact on administrative law. How will this reshape the power dynamics between federal agencies and the courts?
- Future of Conservative Jurisprudence: Discussing the trajectory of conservative legal thought and its influence on upcoming Supreme Court decisions.
- Murthy vs. Missouri: Analyzing this pivotal case concerning government influence on social media content moderation and its First Amendment implications.

Don't miss this insightful conversation with one of today's leading conservative legal minds. Tune in for a thorough analysis and engaging discussion that will leave you better informed on the key issues at the intersection of law and politics.

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