NR Daily: Senate Majority Leader McConnell Should . . . Lead the Senate Majority

Mitch McConnell spent the July 4 congressional recess committing malpractice as Senate majority leader. As Republican senators back home coped with hostile town-hall meetings and furious protests over GOP efforts to scrap Obamacare, McConnell hurled his entire conference beneath the bus by speculating that Obamacare repeal could fail. "Unfortunately, this health-care issue has been a very divisive and partisan issue," McConnell told the Paducah (Ky.) Rotary Club last Thursday. "If my side is unable to agree on an adequate replacement, then some kind of action with regard to private health-insurance markets must occur ...

July 10 2017

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Senate Majority Leader McConnell Should . . . Lead the Senate Majority Deroy Murdock Mitch McConnell spent the July 4 congressional recess committing malpractice as Senate majority leader. As Republican senators back home coped with hostile town-hall meetings and furious protests over GOP efforts to scrap Obamacare, McConnell hurled his entire conference beneath the bus by speculating that Obamacare repeal... READ MORE Calvary, The Donald, and Hope Kathryn Jean Lopez 'Poland is VERY pretty at night, and the Polish people are nice too. Now I know why both Hitler and Stalin invaded #Poland in WWII." I confess, reading that Donald Trump parody tweet on... It's Time to Get Real about Russia The Editors On Sunday morning, President Trump, home from the G20 Summit in Germany, announced on Twitter that "it is time to move forward in working constructively with Russia!" If the president's meeting... ADVERTISEMENT Report: Comey Memos Are Government Documents . . . and Some Are Classified Andrew C. McCarthy Based on "interviews with officials familiar with the documents," The Hill is reporting that more than half of the memoranda former FBI director James Comey made regarding his conversations with... A Congressional Rule May Determine the Health-Care Bill's Fate Max Bloom The filibuster — which in effect forces a Senate majority to pass legislation with 60 votes instead of 51 — is eroding, a victim of its own success. In the 1970s, changes to Senate rules made it... Bringing Senate Conservatives and Moderates Together on Health-Care Reform Michael Cannon Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell is struggling to line up the 50 Republican votes he needs behind his health-care bill. Conservatives complain that it does not fulfill the GOP's seven-year... If You Like Art, Don't Take the Bechdel Test Kyle Smith Suppose your favorite film critic started sprinkling his reviews with references to the "Cowboy Test" and made it clear that he was factoring into his appraisal of a work of art whether it... ADVERTISEMENT G20 Summit Protests Photos of the Week ADVERTISEMENT Follow Us & Share 215 Lexington Ave., New York, NY, 10016, USA Your Preferences | Unsubscribe | Privacy View this e-mail in your browser.