NR Daily: Tripping Up Trump

At six in the morning, a man is startled awake by an insistent pounding on his front door. He opens it to find armed government agents. One group of them begins to ransack the man's home. Two others take him outside and put him into the back seat of a nondescript government vehicle. One of the armed government agents sits on either side of him, trapping him. As he sits, blinking and confused in his pajamas, they begin to bark questions at him. Was he at a particular meeting, on a particular date, with a political figure who is under suspicion of wrongdoing? The man, confused and afraid and thoroughly intimidated, makes a bad choice — he answers, and he lies ...

June 19 2017

VISIT NATIONALREVIEW.COM

Tripping Up Trump Ken White At six in the morning, a man is startled awake by an insistent pounding on his front door. He opens it to find armed government agents. One group of them begins to ransack the man's home. Two others take him outside and put him into the back seat of a nondescript government vehicle. One of the armed government agents sits... READ MORE John Kasich's Campaign to Save Obamacare Jason Hart Ohio governor John Kasich's public-relations campaign for Obamacare's Medicaid expansion could wipe out whatever chance remains for Congress to pass a substantial Obamacare-repeal... A Bad Argument for Legalizing Marijuana Max Bloom Bihar is one of the poorest states in India: About one-third of the population is illiterate, the worst figure in the country, and the average worker makes a bit over $500 a year. It is the most... ADVERTISEMENT Bret Stephens's Exclusionary Politics Fred Bauer One of the more interesting trends of recent years has been the effort to view citizenship through a kind of debauched meritocratic lens. This approach is favored particularly by those who... America's War against ISIS Is Evolving into an Invasion of Syria David French There was always going to be a reckoning. When President Obama began the American war against ISIS in 2014 — a belated and necessary step to stop ISIS's blitzkrieg across Iraq — there was a... Bernie Sanders, Theocrat Ian Tuttle Except perhaps for his faith in the power of the human will to overcome economic reality, Vermont senator Bernie Sanders is an unreligious man. An article in Religion News Service last year... Elizabeth Banks: Wrong on Spielberg, Wrong on Diversity Kyle Smith Is Steven Spielberg under some kind of moral or political obligation to make movies about women? The question arose last week when the actress and director Elizabeth Banks inexplicably blasted... ADVERTISEMENT Pictures of the Week: June 2017 Congressional Baseball Game ADVERTISEMENT Follow Us & Share 215 Lexington Ave., New York, NY, 10016, USA Your Preferences | Unsubscribe | Privacy View this e-mail in your browser.