Glenn is a writer living in Aspen, Colorado. He is a syndicated columnist for The Aspen Times and other newspapers, and has been a contributing columnist for The Wall Street Journal (see the October 27, 2013 piece in the archives tab on “Mountain Climbing for the Over-50 Set”).
His work has also been republished by RealClearPolitics, Powerline, Lucianne, the Centennial Institute, the Independence Institute and numerous other outlets. He is a frequent guest on television, public radio and other radio programs.
Glenn practiced law before the United States Supreme Court as a Partner and Co-Chair of the Intellectual Property Group of the international law firm of Gibson Dunn & Crutcher, LLP.
Glenn is a former Full Member of Mountain Rescue Aspen, and is an accomplished amateur mountaineer and adventure traveler.
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Glenn- funny stuff! Love when your articles show up on Lucianne/ Drudge. Hope life is not too difficult in Aspen, the Shangri La for liberals. Be proud that you are the pesky hemorrhoid that keeps recurring on the arse of Progressives. Keep it up!!!
Just read your article in the Glenwood Post Independent and thought I would fall off my stool laughing!! Loved it!! Keep writing!! So clever about the Dems and witches!!
Your piece on “Marxism to Conservatism” was the best explanation of “Virtue Signaling” I’ve seen anywhere, but you never used the term. You got to the heart of how Progressives can possibly support some of the ideas that they espouse. Great work.