Morning Jolt: Moore Wins Alabama Senate Primary

Making the click-through worthwhile: GOP Alabama Senate primary winner Roy Moore's unlikely role as the resistance to DACA, who's most likely to replace retiring Tennessee Senator Bob Corker, an observation about how our government spending disputes usually turn into cultural disputes, and how conservatives are awfully quiet about one case of wasteful government spending.

An Unlikely Figure to Represent Resistance to DACA

Judge Roy Moore is the man most likely to represent Alabama in the Senate, barring an enormous upset in the general election against Democrat Doug Jones, which will be held December 12.

Breitbart.com this morning, characterizing Moore's win in the Alabama Senate Republican primary:

Roy Moore's insurgent victory in Tuesday's U.S. Senate Republican primary runoff in Alabama marks a definitive rejection by Donald Trump's base of his shift toward working with Democrats on issues like the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) ...

September 27 2017

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Moore Wins Alabama Senate Primary Jim Geraghty Making the click-through worthwhile: GOP Alabama Senate primary winner Roy Moore's unlikely role as the resistance to DACA, who's most likely to replace retiring Tennessee Senator Bob Corker, an observation about how our government spending disputes usually turn into cultural disputes, and how conservatives are awfully quiet about one case of wasteful government spending. An Unlikely Figure to Represent Resistance to DACA Judge Roy Moore is the man most likely to represent Alabama in the Senate, barring an enormous upset in the general election against Democrat Doug Jones, which will be held December 12. Breitbart.com this morning, characterizing Moore's win in the Alabama Senate Republican primary: Roy Moore's insurgent victory in Tuesday's U.S. Senate Republican primary runoff in Alabama marks a definitive rejection by Donald Trump's base of his shift toward working with Democrats on issues like the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) ... READ MORE Trump Should Buck the Consensus on the Kurds Jonathan S. Tobin We all know President Donald Trump isn't a fan of the foreign-policy establishment, either in Washington or at the United Nations. To the contrary, he delights in confounding the experts and... As Predicted, Supreme Court Kicks Can on Trump's So-called Travel Ban Andrew C. McCarthy As Predicted, Supreme Court Kicks Can on Trump's So-called Travel Ban ADVERTISEMENT Say it ain't so, Kyrie, &c. Jay Nordlinger Kyrie Irving is a basketball star, late of the Cleveland Cavaliers, now with the Boston Celtics. He made a splash early this year when he said that he believed the earth is flat — not round (or... An Outdated Protectionist Law Is Hurting Puerto Rico Michael Tanner If anyone wants more evidence of how protectionism hurts the poor and most vulnerable among us, Puerto Rico now offers a prime example. The island was devastated by Hurricane Maria. Tens of... Does America Still Believe in the Right to Be Wrong? Jonah Goldberg The whole idea of a free society is based on a very simple idea that is very hard to live by: People have the right to be wrong. This idea has ancient roots, but it was always and everywhere... The U.S. Embassy in Havana Was Attacked, and Castro Must Answer for It Frank Calzon We should not have been surprised by the reports that the United States may close its embassy in Havana after the State Department confirmed that 25 U.S. diplomats and relatives stationed in the... ADVERTISEMENT The William F. Buckley Jr. Prize Dinner WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2017 NEW YORK CITY | GOTHAM HALL Please join National Review Institute in NYC on October 25th to honor Tom Wolfe and Bruce and Suzie Kovner. Limited seats available, RSVP today! LEARN MORE Puerto Rico After Maria Mexico City Earthquake ADVERTISEMENT Follow Us & Share 215 Lexington Ave., New York, NY, 10016, USA Your Preferences | Unsubscribe | Privacy View this e-mail in your browser.