Authors and Journalists
- Michael Barone, resident fellow (2007-present)
- Thomas Donnelly, resident fellow (2002-2006, 2007-present)
- Dinesh D'Souza, John M. Olin fellow (1989 - unknown)
- David Frum, resident fellow (2002-2010)
- Jeffrey Gedmin, resident scholar (1996-2001)
- James K. Glassman, DeWitt Wallace/Reader's Digest Fellow, resident fellow, senior fellow (1997-2008), founding editor, The American
- Jonah Goldberg, research assistant to Ben J. Wattenberg (1992-1994)
- Herbert G. Klein, national fellow (2004-present)
- Laurie Mylroie, former adjunct fellow
- William Schneider, resident fellow (1986-2004)
- Ben J. Wattenberg, visiting fellow, senior fellow (1977-present)
- Karl Zinsmeister, research associate to Ben J. Wattenberg (1982-1986), DeWitt Wallace/Reader's Digest Fellow (1994-1995), editor, The American Enterprise (1995-2006)
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