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GOP Legislatures, Throw Down the Gauntlet -- Pass Heartbeat Bills
Are we the pro-life movement or the less-death movement?
Reagan and Thatcher Then — and Now
Richard Aldous in his new book explains how Reagan’s strategic vision Thatcher’s bracing intellect sometimes clashed.
The ‘Burn It Down!’ Democrats
Unmediated mass democracy would lead to the serfdom of minority groups and the smallest, poorest states.
Ron DeSantis's Strong Start in Florida
Governor DeSantis is making a good first impression on the voters.
Joe Biden advisers debate Stacey Abrams as out-of-the-gate V.P. choice for 2020 run
They want to show the former V.P. "isn't just another old white guy."
In Defense of the Iraq War
By David French / National Review. View the full context on memeorandum.
In Defense of the Iraq War
While the war against Saddam represented the best of a series of bad options, there is no question that our intervention in Iraq was marred by two very costly mistakes.
Lawmaker wants to make lemonade stands legal in Texas | Fort Worth Star-Telegram
It’s illegal for children to run lemonade stands in Texas because of an outdated cottage food law. State Rep. Matt Krause, R-Fort Worth, wants to change that. So he filed a bill to make those lemonade stands legal.
Why Elizabeth Warren Is Wrong About the Electoral College
The Constitution is impossible to change on a partisan basis.
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Rich Lowry
No, the Electoral College doesn’t disenfranchise people
No, it isn’t an artifact of slavery
No, it’s not fundamentally unfair
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Rich Lowry
Don’t 👏inveigh 👏against 👏the👏Constitution👏just👏because 👏you👏fear👏you👏can’t 👏win👏under 👏the👏current 👏rules
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In Defense of the Electoral College
In our era of viciously divisive politics, the states are arguably more necessary than they have ever been.
The Southern Poverty ‘anti-hate’ racket
The Southern Poverty Law Center has designated itself an organization hostile to women and people of color. It fired its co-founder Morris Dees for unexplained reasons and removed his bio from its …
Could the Twitter Primary Cost Democrats the Oval Office?
Twitter, which has developed into a hysterical platform prone to mobbing and shaming, amplifies and intensifies pre-existing primary pressures.
Episode 75: ‘Don Quixote,’ by Cervantes
John J. Miller is joined by Todd Mack of Hillsdale College to discuss Cervantes’s Don Quixote.
The SPLC Designates Itself
The Southern Poverty Law Center has designated itself an organization hostile to women and people of color.
Backstory: How Reuters uncovered Beto O'Rourke's teenage hacking days
Reuters reporter Joseph Menn exclusively revealed on Friday that Democratic pres...
Weirdo O’Rourke
He might be the first person ever to run for the White House on a platform of asking the nation help him figure out who he is.
Abrams Still Refuses to Accept Defeat in Georgia Governor's Race: 'I Did Win My Election'
Vanquished Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams (D.) boasted about never conceding her race against Gov. Brian Kemp (R.) Friday.
Did the New Zealand Shooter Change the Cultural Script?
I hope and pray that I’m wrong, but the New Zealand shooting feels more momentous even than the killings of the recent past.
Time to Act Is Now: NRI Ideas Summit Registration Is about to Expire
The line-up of terrific participants for the National Review Institute’s 2019 Ideas Summit continues to swell.