LAST CALL: New York Strategy Seminar — August 19

The response to the New York Strategy Seminar has been fantastic, and I just want to make sure everyone who is interested has a chance to sign up.

Registration closes tomorrow, Sunday, August 16, at noon ET.

Iran and the Most Dangerous Midterms in Our Lifetime

How War Abroad Could Intensify Political Conflict at Home

Wednesday, August 19
5:00 PM–7:00 PM Eastern
Manhattan, New York
Healthy snacks and beverages provided
Exact location provided to participants

The Iran war has entered a new phase. The bombing campaign has paused, but Iran continues to use hard power to reshape the regional balance. At the same time, the United States is heading toward a midterm election that could become one of the most dangerous in our lifetime.

We will bring these two questions together:

What is the Iran war doing to America’s position in the world—and what could that war do to America itself?

We will discuss:

• where the Iran war is heading, the consequences of a prolonged war, and what would constitute a genuine end to the conflict;

• how the Iran war could interact with America’s already-fractured political system;

• and what we should expect as the United States approaches the Midterms.

The session will include slides, maps, historical comparisons, and substantial time for discussion and Q&A.

This will be a serious strategic discussion, not a cocktail reception—the kind of extended conversation about strategy, escalation, and American politics that is difficult to have on television, in a podcast, or in a written post.

Seating Is Limited

There is no additional charge. Priority is:

1. Founding Members

2. Annual subscribers

3. Monthly subscribers

4. Free subscribers if seats remain available

Registration Closes Tomorrow

If you are interested in attending, please complete the form by Sunday, August 16, at noon ET.

Register here:

REGISTRATION LINK

Submitting the form does not guarantee admission. A wait list will be maintained. Those living outside the New York area must provide their own travel.

I hope you can join us.

— Robert Pape