Morning Jolt: The NRA’s Ominous Future Outlook

Making the click-through worthwhile: an eye-popping anecdote about how congresswoman Ilhan Omar won her first political race and a look at whether any of the three most controversial freshman Democrats could end up being one-and-done; one of the dumbest and most offensive statements from any local elected official ever; the ominous outlook for the National Rifle Association in the coming year; and an observation about Ronald Reagan the youngster.

How Likely Is It that AOC, Omar, and Tlaib Get Knocked Out in 2020 House Primaries?

Amy Holmes, writing at the Swiss weekly magazine Die Weltwoche, offers an eye-opening account of about Ilhan Omar's primary victory in the Minnesota state legislature in 2014 over ...

April 29 2019

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The NRA's Ominous Future Outlook Jim Geraghty Making the click-through worthwhile: an eye-popping anecdote about how congresswoman Ilhan Omar won her first political race and a look at whether any of the three most controversial freshman Democrats could end up being one-and-done; one of the dumbest and most offensive statements from any local elected official ever; the ominous outlook for the National Rifle Association in the coming year; and an observation about Ronald Reagan the youngster. How Likely Is It that AOC, Omar, and Tlaib Get Knocked Out in 2020 House Primaries? Amy Holmes, writing at the Swiss weekly magazine Die Weltwoche, offers an eye-opening account of about Ilhan Omar's primary victory in the Minnesota state legislature in 2014 over ... Read More ADVERTISEMENT Top Stories Impeachment Would Be a Redundant Judgment Kevin D. Williamson The Democrats' talk of impeachment is partly about 2020, but it's mainly about 2016, and their adolescent psychic need to believe that the presidential election that brought Donald Trump to the White House was illegitimate. Be Grateful: We're More Than Twitter Kathryn Jean Lopez Next time you pass a church, remember those who died this Easter, and remember we live in a country to be grateful for, despite the challenges. Trump Speaks With Rabbi Injured in Deadly California Synagogue Shooting Mairead McArdle Rabbi Yisroel Goldstein thanked Trump for his call on Sunday, adding that the president spoke about his love of peace, Israel, and Judaism. ADVERTISEMENT New Directions in Arms Control Robert Joseph and Eric Edelman The question of extending New START is complex and must be assessed in light of fundamental changes in the geostrategic environment since the treaty was negotiated a decade ago. Against 'Nationalism' Nicholas Frankovich "Nationalism" is too evocative a term to function as shorthand for political ideas that need to be unambiguous. Huawei Poses a 5G Threat, but Nationalization Is Not the Answer Scott Walker With all major U.S. wireless carriers having announced plans to make 5G services available as early as next year, the U.S. is well positioned to lead. Trump Has the Monetary-Policy Blues David Beckworth The Fed's current inflation-targeting framework has effectively forced monetary policy to be too tight not just during Trump's presidency but for the better part of a decade. Russian Agent Maria Butina Sentenced to 18 Months in Prison Mairead McArdle Russian agent Maria Butina was sentenced Friday to 18 months in federal prison after pleading guilty to charges of conspiracy against the U.S. ADVERTISEMENT What NR is Reading Fools, Frauds and Firebrands Roger Scruton "The book is a masterpiece." — The Wall Street Journal Don't miss Roger Scruton's complete political works, now available in paperback. LEARN MORE Photo Essays USS Ross Blooming Tulip Fields 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.