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It’s Kamala by Acclamation

So much for a Democratic nominating contest. It has taken less than a day for Democrats to rally around Vice President Kamala Harris as their candidate to replace President Biden. Why the rush, folks? It can’t be that they have no doubts about her ability as a candidate.

JD Vance and the Indian-American Dream

You may be surprised to learn that the wife of “hillbilly” J.D. Vance is the daughter of Indian immigrants. Usha Vance (née Chilukuri, a name with origins in the south Indian state of Andhra Pradesh) grew up in San Diego. The woman who could become second lady exemplifies the rise of an immigrant group that has prospered without quotas or affirmative action.

The 25th Amendment Isn’t for Biden

Deeming a President unable to perform his duties requires a declaration to that effect from the VP and a majority of the cabinet, all of whom have some loyalty to Biden. Is Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg ready to throw Mr. Biden under the electric bus?

No Summer Vacation from the 2024 Presidential Race

By Karl Rove: A presidential campaign never stops, but there are lulls. We’re entering one: the period between the Donald Trump and Hunter Biden verdicts and the first debate, two weeks from now. If you need a rest from politics, take advantage because when that debate starts, from then on it’s going to be a breakneck pace.

The Sliming of Byron Donalds

Mr. Donalds is an African-American Republican who is now on the short list to be Donald Trump’s running mate. Which explains why over the past week he has found himself unfairly maligned as hankering for the old days of Jim Crow—the sordid racial caste system that reduced African-Americans to second-class citizens and undergirded segregation.