Donald Trump won the 2016 Republican presidential nomination over objections that he wasn't conservative enough. Then he won the presidency despite Democrats' attempts to portray him as the embodiment of conservatism taken to its extremes. Debate over Trump's relationship with the institutions and personalities of American conservatism is no more settled today than it was on Election Day 2016, so we asked nine of the right's leading thinkers the question: What does it mean to be a conservative in the Age of Trump? Here are their answers.
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