Terry Eastland

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Terry Eastland is a Publisher for the Weekly Standard, The with 36 videos in the C-SPAN Video Library; the first appearance was a 1986 News Conference as a Director for Public Affairs in the Department of Justice. The year with the most videos was 1996 with six videos as an Executive Editor for the Forbes MediaCritic. The year with the highest average number of views per program was 1988 with an average of 559 views per program. Most appearances with Brian Lamb (6), EJ Dionne (2), Charles J. Cooper (2). Most common tags: Supreme Court Issues, Constitution, Department of Justice.

Appearances by Title:c. January 1, 2001 - Present Publisher, [Weekly Standard, The]

Videos: 4 c. June 7, 1999 - Present President, [American Spectator]

Videos: 2

Previously

Publisher, [American Spectator] c. June 6, 1997 - c. June 7, 1999 Videos: 2 Senior Fellow, Ethics and Public Policy Center c. December 2, 1996 - c. June 6, 1997 Videos: 1 Executive Editor, [Forbes MediaCritic] c. April 13, 1995 - c. December 2, 1996 Videos: 8 Editor, Media Affairs, [Forbes] Magazine c. June 27, 1994 - c. April 13, 1995 Videos: 4 Resident Scholar, National Legal Center for the Public Interest c. June 30, 1989 - c. June 27, 1994 Videos: 10 Director, Public Affairs, Department of Justice c. February 1, 1988 - May 16, 1988 Videos: 5

Recent Appearances

May 15, 2009
Washington and Lee University Symposium

The panel talked about the balance of powers between the Obama Administration and Congress. The balance was described as a pe…
November 19, 2006
Religion in the 2006 Elections

Michael McCurry moderated a discussion on the role of religion in general and the use of scripture specifically in the recent…
September 23, 2005
The Rehnquist Court

The Institute of Bill of Rights Law, part of the William and Mary School of Law, marked the commencement of the new term of t…
May 3, 2004
Religion and the Presidential Election

Participants at this forum sponsored by the Gegrapha Christian Fellowship, talked about the role of religion in the presidenc…