Morning Jolt: Realistically, Trump Could Win in 2020

Making the click-through worthwhile: A deep dive into how President Trump's outlook for 2020 is brightening, and how Democrats are giving him an exceptionally easy target; the Florida supreme court backs firing America's least-favorite sheriff; and the Democratic donor class shifts from Beto O'Rourke to Pete Buttigieg.

Sabato Is Right. It Is Easy to See How Trump Can Win in 2020.

Larry Sabato greets Washington Post readers with a headline that many of them probably didn't expect to see or want to see: "It's easy to see how Trump can win reelection."

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April 24 2019

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Realistically, Trump Could Win in 2020 Jim Geraghty Making the click-through worthwhile: A deep dive into how President Trump's outlook for 2020 is brightening, and how Democrats are giving him an exceptionally easy target; the Florida supreme court backs firing America's least-favorite sheriff; and the Democratic donor class shifts from Beto O'Rourke to Pete Buttigieg. Sabato Is Right. It Is Easy to See How Trump Can Win in 2020. Larry Sabato greets Washington Post readers with a headline that many of them probably didn't expect to see or want to see: "It's easy to see how Trump can win reelection." Sabato ... Read More ADVERTISEMENT Top Stories Avengers: Endgame Is What We Were Hoping For Kyle Smith This "Avengers" movie is the best of the four, blending the funny and the dolorous without letting either spoil the other. Why the Media Abandon Their Favorite Democrats Jim Geraghty The behavior of many reporters and commentators in this young presidential cycle suggests that they have a newfound doubt about their ability to pick a winner. Oregon Judge to Block Trump Rule Cutting Off Funding to Abortion Providers Jack Crowe Oregon joined 20 other states in seeking a national injunction to block the Trump administration's proposed rule changes to Title X family planning program. ADVERTISEMENT After 20 Years of Reform, Are America's Schools Better Off? Frederick M. Hess and RJ Martin On the surface, statistics show significant school improvement after 20 years of education reform. But if you dig a bit deeper, the status quo begins to look a lot less desirable. Democratic Leadership Can't Find Its Backbone on Impeachment Jonah Goldberg Congress has impotently outsourced its own judgment to lawyers, courts, executive branch bureaucrats, and, most importantly, to a public capable only of partisan outrage. The U.K.'s Version of the Green New Deal Has No Idea What It's Doing Madeleine Kearns The demands of the Extinction Rebellion are risibly overreaching and counterproductive. In fact, their demands could be realized only through an immediate economic overhaul by people who have yet to prove their competence. The Bakshish Primary Kevin D. Williamson The Democratic candidates' platforms are all about seeing who can give favored groups of Democratic voters more of the taxpayers' money. Kamala Harris Toughens Stance After Calling For 'Conversation' on Terrorists Voting in... Jack Crowe Harris said that terrorists "should be deprived of their rights" just one day after saying she was willing to "have a conversation" about felon voting. ADVERTISEMENT What NR is Reading Where We Are Roger Scruton "Essential reading on one of the most politically turbulent periods in modern British history.." Don't miss Roger Scruton's complete political works, now available in paperback. LEARN MORE Photo Essays Top Shots Chinese Navy Anniversary 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.