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To view this email as a web page, go here. | | |  | | It is a privilege to act as a co-chairman of this year's Buckley Prize Dinner and to be part of an evening honoring two of our truly great Americans, Secretary George Shultz and Michael Grebe, director emeritus of the Bradley Foundation, with whom I have been privileged to be a colleague at the Hoover Institution and the Bradley Foundation. The National Review enterprise is committed to the same American ideals of freedom, democracy, and American exceptionalism that Secretary Shultz and Michael Grebe have promoted and protected throughout their distinguished careers. I hope you can join us in honoring both of these distinguished Americans. Sincerely, 
Victor Davis Hanson Senior Fellow, National Review Institute
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| Join the NR family next month in California
National Review Institue's third annual William F. Buckley Jr. Prize Dinner San Francisco's City Hall Thursday, September 22
Join Rich Lowry, Peter Thiel, Roger Kimball, Charlie Sykes, and the rest of the NR family
The Honorable George P. Shultz and Michael W. Grebe.
There is much to celebrate at this year's fall gala, including will the accomplishments of our friends. At the gala, two William F. Buckley Jr. Prizes recognizing exemplary leadership will be awarded. The prize for Leadership in Political Thought will be awarded to former Secretary of State George P. Shultz, recognizing his central role in helping defeat Soviet Communism alongside Ronald Reagan. The second prize, for Leadership in Supporting Liberty, which recognizes conservative philanthropy, will be awarded to Michael W. Grebe, President and CEO of The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation -one of our nation's most significant and influential foundations championing our democratic-capitalism system (a system in which Bill Buckley deeply believed and which he spent his entire life defending and promoting)-with whom the National Review enterprise has a historic and ongoing relationship.
Please know that by supporting the WFB Jr. Prize Dinner, you will help the Institute carry out Bill Buckley's directive that NRI complement the mission of National Review magazine.
For all details and registration please visit our website: www.nrinstitute.org/wfbprize2016. Space is limited, so we encourage you to RSVP to alexandra@nrinstitute.org to reserve your seat. In addition to table sponsorship opportunities, we are offering individual tickets to the dinner starting at $1,000. Purchasing a ticket will also grant you membership into our 1955 Society, which provides supporters with exclusive, level-based interaction with NR's best talent.
All flights to and from San Francisco International Airport from 9/15-9/27 are entitled to NRI's 10% discount on Delta Airlines. When booking your travel, enter "NMP2U" in the meeting code on Detla's homepage: https://www.delta.com.
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