Grant Starrett is a real estate investor, movement conservative, and terrible cartoonist. Grant has led the acquisition of over $100M worth of apartments in Tennessee. He also leads the local Federalist Society chapter, through which he organizes a monthly lunch and annual dinner for conservatives and libertarians interested in the law. And Grant sends out an email every couple weeks with a book review and jokes (GrantReadsBooks.com). Grant received his JD from Vanderbilt Law School, during which time he worked for the U.S. Senate Steering Committee, the upper chamber's Freedom Caucus. He earned his BA at Stanford, where he founded the Conservative Society and worked in the White House and for the Fox News Channel. His writing has appeared in the Wall Street Journal, National Review, etc. and he speaks regularly about the Founders’ views on monetary policy. Most importantly, Grant is married to his best friend Ashley, with whom he homeschools his three children.
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