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Publication: National Review
Notre Dame Liberal Arts Faculty Asked Amy Coney Barrett to Halt Her Nomination
Not a single member of Notre Dame’s law-school faculty signed on to the letter.
Trump Is Letting Down His Side
Rich Lowry: If this is the most important election of our lifetimes, is it too much to ask that the president of the United States act like it?
NY Times Columnist Argues That Foreign Intervention in U.S. Elections May Be Necessary
Among the countries Peter Beinart would invite to interfere in our elections: Pakistan, Somalia, and Venezuela.
Dems Haven’t Landed a Punch on Amy Coney Barrett
Her Supreme Court nomination has been smooth sailing so far.
Praying for a Rapid and Complete Trump Recovery
Statements on Trump’s health have been unclear. The country has been through enough this year; get well soon, Mr. President.
Voters Deserve to Know Where Biden Stands on Court-Packing
Biden’s refusal to answer a direct question is preposterous for a presidential candidate.
The First Debate Showed Why Biden Will Win
Not being Hillary Clinton was enough for Trump to win in 2016. He doesn’t have that virtue now.
Why Left-Wing Feminists Hate Amy Coney Barrett
The Supreme Court nominee puts the lie to the notion that women have to set aside family in order to achieve career success.
Amy Coney Barrett Is An Exceptional Nominee for the Supreme Court
She is an intelligent and thoughtful conservative who has demonstrated a career-long commitment to the rule of law.
A Just Decision Not to File Homicide Charges in the Tragic Breonna Taylor Case
Neither the peaceful protesters nor the radical rioters, who have taken to the streets since shortly after Ms. Taylor was killed on March 13, are interested in the facts of the case. They could not care less how the law applies to the evidence a Lexington grand jury pored over this week. Their interest is only to set in stone a distorted narrative…
Social Media Is Still Conservatives’ Best Electoral Tool
As frustrated as we all are about progressive bias in Big Tech, these platforms are still the most effective tool we’ve ever had to directly connect with swing voters and independents across the country. While we chafe at the moderation of some conservative posts, we have a far bigger voice on social media than we ever had in mainstream media.
The Vacancy Fight May Save Trump’s Campaign
The focus shifts from COVID-19 to a sympathetic female nominee and Democrats’ threats to pack the court and radically alter our constitutional order.
Trump’s Supreme Court Nomination Should Move Forward
Many commentators, mostly Democrats, are saying that the Republicans have an obligation to show restraint: to leave this vacancy to be filled by whoever wins the presidential election rather than moving forward with a nomination and hearings…The argument from 2016 is unavailing.
Violent Anti-American Radicals Should Be Charged with Seditious Conspiracy
Legal experts are wrong when they say charges of seditious conspiracy should not be filed against those who plan violent attacks against government.
Cancel Culture Comes to Medicine
Dr. Scott Atlas is under attack from former Stanford colleagues for joining the Trump administration’s COVID task force.
California’s Disastrous Forest Mismanagement
The solution is simple in principle if not in practice, but a web of interests has held back progress in the Golden State.
Cancel Culture Comes to the Conkite School of Journalism As It Caves to Student Activists
The first sign of cancel culture bubbling up at Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication involved Sonya Duhé, whom the university named dean this spring. Her tenure was cut short almost instantly after she published a tweet praying for “the good police officers who keep us safe.”
Biden Advised Against Osama bin Laden Raid
The single best moment of Obama’s presidency was the May 2011 raid into Pakistan that killed Osama bin Laden. It only happened because Obama ignored Joe Biden when he said, “Mr. President, my suggestion is, don’t go.” Biden is all too aware that he got the biggest decision of the Obama presidency wrong…
The Coming Police Crisis
We are living in a climate of animus against the police. The result is already apparent in soaring crime rates, as cops pull back from the proactive police work that keeps us safe.
The Left Blames Trump for Riots and Unrest
Until a few days ago, Democrats were content to pretend the disorder in American cities didn’t exist. Now, worried that Joe Biden is on his back foot on the issue, they readily acknowledge the rioting — and blame it on President Donald Trump.
The American Economy Is Already Too Far Left for Comfort — Or Prosperity
Americans already are living in a socialist society.
The Fools of Kenosha
So why the rioting? We are told frequently these days that rioting represents the only course that many Americans have available to them. We reject this view entirely. ..The best course of action is to resist weaving every ugly incident into an all-encompassing worldview that, in the name of highlighting what is bad about America, serves to blot out all that is good.
RNC Begins with a Strong Opening Night
Overall, a surprisingly strong start — and now Republicans eagerly await the ratings. If people at home were watching . . . maybe Trump will get a nice polling bump out of this week and the dynamic of this race will change.