Morning Jolt: The ‘Natural-Born Citizen’ Debate Needs to End

On the menu today: why John Eastman's ideas about Kamala Harris and who else does and does not qualify as a U.S. citizen don't hold water; a warning about a deep depression among America's young people; and oh yeah, go figure — a sign of peace in the Middle East!

Here Comes the 'Natural-Born Citizen' Debate Again

Is there anyone reading this newsletter who would disagree that Kamala Harris's record offers a lengthy list of vulnerabilities, mistakes, bad decisions, and conflicts of interest that are legitimate areas of criticism within the context of the 2020 presidential campaign?

But President Trump and his campaign have chosen a different avenue of criticism against Harris.

Yesterday at the White ...

WITH JIM GERAGHTY August 14 2020 WITH JIM GERAGHTY August 14 2020 The 'Natural-Born Citizen' Debate Needs to End On the menu today: why John Eastman's ideas about Kamala Harris and who else does and does not qualify as a U.S. citizen don't hold water; a warning about a deep depression among America's young people; and oh yeah, go figure — a sign of peace in the Middle East! Here Comes the 'Natural-Born Citizen' Debate Again Is there anyone reading this newsletter who would disagree that Kamala Harris's record offers a lengthy list of vulnerabilities, mistakes, bad decisions, and conflicts of interest that are legitimate areas of criticism within the context of the 2020 presidential campaign? But President Trump and his campaign have chosen a different avenue of criticism against Harris. Yesterday at the White ...   READ MORE

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