Enter Robert George. A professor of politics (and a lot more) at Princeton–he holds an endowed chair once held by Woodrow Wilson–George wants to bring intellectual vigor to the Republican party and the conservative movement, especially on social issues like pornography and marriage. “We need to connect our intellectuals with our activists,” he says.
George, 48, has founded the American Principles Project (APP) with an ambitious agenda that would change the face of conservative politics. And Frank Cannon and Jeffrey Bell, leading conservative strategists who run a public affairs firm in Washington, have joined him.
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