Morning Jolt: Democrat Eric Holder Decides Not to Run for President

Making the click-through worthwhile: Eric Holder decides he doesn't want to run in 2020; Democrats start talking up Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for mayor of New York City in 2021; an argument about NeverTrump, CPAC, and what it takes to get conservatives to listen; and a stray thought about America's most embarrassing governor and offseason football.

Shocking News: A Democrat Decides He Doesn't Want to Run for President

Former Attorney General Eric Holder isn't running for president. Man, that decision came fast . . .  and furious.

His decision is a shame, because he had a lot of good options for slogans, such as, "Vote for me, you nation of cowards." Or, "As president, Eric Holder will send our hopes to the moon, our dreams to the stars, and our guns to Mexico."

You may recall that in October ...

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Democrat Eric Holder Decides Not to Run for President Jim Geraghty Making the click-through worthwhile: Eric Holder decides he doesn't want to run in 2020; Democrats start talking up Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for mayor of New York City in 2021; an argument about NeverTrump, CPAC, and what it takes to get conservatives to listen; and a stray thought about America's most embarrassing governor and offseason football. Shocking News: A Democrat Decides He Doesn't Want to Run for President Former Attorney General Eric Holder isn't running for president. Man, that decision came fast . . .  and furious. His decision is a shame, because he had a lot of good options for slogans, such as, "Vote for me, you nation of cowards." Or, "As president, Eric Holder will send our hopes to the moon, our dreams to the stars, and our guns to Mexico." You may recall that in October ... Read More ADVERTISEMENT Top Stories James Davison Hunter and the Inadequacy of Naturalism M. D. Aeschliman "Science and the Good" gives a careful historical and logical analysis of what its subtitle rightly calls  "the tragic quest for the foundations of morality" over the last four hundred years. The Trump Administration's Bold New School-Choice Plan John Schilling The administration's plan is an unprecedented opportunity for both parties to come together and allow states to directly empower families with greater educational freedom. Trump Says 'of Course' North Korea Is Responsible for Otto Warmbier's Death Mairead McArdle Otto's parents reacted critically to the president's comments earlier on Friday, blaming Kim himself for their son's death. ADVERTISEMENT Our Prodigal World, Country, Parties, and Souls Can Turn around Kathryn Jean Lopez The first full week of March this year brings with it the onset of Lent, that penitential time for remembrance of what being Christian should mean in lives and in the world. Factionalism and the Cultural Left Jay Cost Our political parties are meant to mediate between the people and their government. Unfortunately, they are stoking the flame of polarization. Corrosion of Conformity Kevin D. Williamson After all those years of complaining about Republicans "marching in lockstep," the Democrats have a new program: marching in lockstep. Twenty Things You Didn't Know About Sherrod Brown Jim Geraghty Sherrod Brown has a temper, is often rumpled, and has been in elected office since he graduated from Yale, except for one two-year break. Pentagon Requests $2 Billion over Five Years for Space Force Mairead McArdle The Department of Defense on Friday released a plan for President Trump's proposed Space Force, asking Congress for $2 billion to fund it. ADVERTISEMENT JOIN US AT THE 2019 IDEAS SUMMIT Photo Essays Faces of Venice Carnival Jupiter Up Close ADVERTISEMENT Follow Us & Share 19 West 44th Street, Suite 1701, New York, NY, 10036, USA Your Preferences | Unsubscribe | Privacy View this e-mail in your browser.