Horace Cooper
Horace Cooper: A Champion of Conservative Values
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Full Name and Common Aliases
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Horace Cooper is a prominent American conservative commentator, lawyer, and policy expert. He is often referred to as H.R. Cooper.
Birth and Death Dates
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Born on June 10, 1965, Horace Cooper continues to be active in his professional pursuits.
Nationality and Profession(s)
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Cooper is an American citizen and has worked extensively in the fields of law, politics, and public policy as a lawyer, commentator, and expert witness. He is currently a senior fellow at the National Review Institute and a contributing editor at the Washington Examiner.
Early Life and Background
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Horace Cooper was born and raised in New York City. His early life experiences significantly shaped his future perspectives on politics and social issues. Cooper has mentioned that growing up in an urban environment, surrounded by diverse cultures and communities, helped him develop a unique understanding of the complexities of American society.
Cooper pursued higher education at some of the nation's top institutions, graduating from Harvard Law School in 1993. His academic background and professional experiences have equipped him with a deep understanding of law, politics, and policy.
Major Accomplishments
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Throughout his career, Cooper has achieved several notable milestones:
He served as a special assistant to the attorney general under President George H.W. Bush.
Cooper worked as a senior advisor to Senator Ted Cruz during his 2016 presidential campaign.
* As a prominent conservative commentator, he has been featured in major media outlets such as Fox News, CNN, and NPR.
Notable Works or Actions
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Cooper's work extends beyond his professional roles. He has authored several publications on policy issues, including "How Obama Embraced Socialism: A Memoir" (2013) and "If Obama Responded to the Crisis: What We Can Learn from His Record" (2009). These works demonstrate Cooper's commitment to understanding the implications of progressive policies.
Impact and Legacy
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Horace Cooper's influence extends far beyond his professional achievements. He is widely recognized for his ability to bridge the gap between conservative ideals and real-world policy implementation. His work has inspired a new generation of conservatives who are dedicated to making a positive impact on American society.
Why They Are Widely Quoted or Remembered
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Horace Cooper's unique blend of legal expertise, political insight, and communication skills makes him an invaluable resource for journalists, policymakers, and citizens seeking informed perspectives on critical issues. His unwavering commitment to conservative values and his ability to articulate complex ideas in accessible terms have earned him a reputation as one of the most influential voices in contemporary American politics.
Horace Cooper's legacy will continue to shape the national conversation on important policy issues for years to come, making him an enduring figure in American public discourse.
Quotes by Horace Cooper
Horace Cooper's insights on:
The Democratic Party leadership has gone out of its way to develop programs (sanctuary cities. DACA, and the like) to attract Latino votes, literally at the expense of opportunities for African Americans.
President Obama's administration, for all its racial posturing---failed to protect the people of Flint, Michigan, while the Trump administration has already awarded $100 million for Flint's clean-up efforts.
When President Donald Trump signed the executive order on religious freedom on May 4, 2017, the Little Sisters could finally breathe a sigh or relief.
When abortion is pushed into the dustbin of history, then and only then, will 'all lives matter' -- including the black ones.
According to Arnold Culbreath, Founder/CEO of Breath of Life, LLC, and Breath of Life Foundation, LLC, abortion is the leading cause of death for African Americans, more than all other causes combined, including AIDS, violent crimes, accidents, cancer, and heart disease. Tragically, more than sixteen million black babies have died by abortion since 1973.
The RAISE ACT helps to curb incentives for illegal immigration and protects black workers.
Reducing illegal immigration helps to prevent long-term multigenerational poverty among African Americans.
The Trump administration's willingness to put in place strong measures to curb illegal immigration despite the media and political backlash actually helps black Americans.
The Trump administration is empowering minority business owners by eliminating, excessive, unnecessary, and burdensome regulations that too often hinder their growth.
To paraphrase HUD Secretary Dr. Ben Carson, if Trump is racist, he's certainly a bad one. What kind of self-respecting racist would help would help employ over a million more African Americans and oversee the elevation of hundreds of thousands more out of poverty?