Felons Turn Virginia Blue
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Dear Friend, Meet the new Trump, same as the old Trump. Donald Trump launched his much-hyped "makeover," but nothing is changing. He's still the same liberal demagogue. In fact, his leftism is showing now more than ever. In one day he came out in support of gender-neutral bathrooms and advocated watering down the Republican Party's pro-life platform. Then, days later, he advocated tax increases above and beyond President Obama's. And that's the potential GOP nominee? National Review has been there -- at every step -- telling the truth about Trump, standing athwart his campaign and yelling, "Stop!" But we don't just work to stop a liberal wolf in populist clothing. Virginia's Democrat governor gave more than 200,000 felons the right to vote in a blatantly unconstitutional bid to to turn a purple state blue. National Review had the response. The list could go on. National Review is in the center of every significant cultural and political fight, providing the best reporting and the best analysis. But we need your help. Our spring webathon is in its closing days, and we're still tens of thousands of dollars from our goal. Your gifts help make our work possible. Consider giving $20, $40, or even $100 to preserve the conservative movement's most unique and compelling voice. Thank you for your support. Jack Fowler
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