Nathan Hitchen
Role: Contributor
Position: Board Member at Equal Rights Institute
Background:
Nathan Hitchen is a board member at the Equal Rights Institute, an organization focused on anti-abortion advocacy through strategic communication and education. He has a strong academic background, holding an M.A. from the Johns Hopkins Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), and has participated in various fellowships, including at the John Jay Institute and the Alexander Hamilton Society. Hitchen has also worked at domestic and foreign policy think tanks in Washington, D.C., and has written extensively on topics related to U.S. national security, foreign policy, and political philosophy. His work is published in outlets like The American Conservative and The North American Anglican.
Relation to Trump:
There is no direct public information indicating that Nathan Hitchen held a formal position in the Trump administration. However, his conservative advocacy, particularly in the anti-abortion movement, aligns ideologically with the values and policies promoted by the Trump administration. His contributions to Project 2025 further suggest a connection to conservative policy agendas that were prominent during Trump’s presidency.
Scandals or Controversies:
Nathan Hitchen has not been involved in any major personal scandals. His professional work, particularly in conservative policy advocacy and the anti-abortion movement, is controversial but has not led to any notable personal controversies.
Potential Concerns:
Hitchen’s involvement with conservative advocacy groups, particularly his leadership role in the anti-abortion movement, may draw criticism from those who oppose these views. His policy stances and affiliations are likely to be polarizing in public discourse, particularly in the context of ongoing debates around abortion and conservative social policies.