NR Daily: Non-Citizens Who Want to Vote Should Become Citizens First

There are good reasons why Americans have traditionally limited the vote to citizens.

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November 26 2021 November 26 2021 The Editors Non-Citizens Who Want to Vote Should Become Citizens First There are good reasons why Americans have traditionally limited the vote to citizens. Citizenship is no mere formality, as anyone who ...   READ MORE ADVERTISEMENT New from New York Times bestselling author Brian Kilmeade The compelling story of the pivotal friendship between two American heroes, Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass. Learn more. Trending on National Review 1. The Separatist 2. Thanksgiving Must Endure 3. America Needs a Great Decentralization Top Stories Brad Raffensperger One Year Ago, Trump Called Me an 'Enemy of the People.' Rising Costs and Inflation Are the... While some on the right remain focused on the last election, liberals in Washington, D.C., are pushing a ... Jim Geraghty Thank Goodness for the Return of In-Person Thanksgiving Whatever else happens, we can all be together again this year, free to hug, eat, toast, and collapse onto the ... NEWS Republican Candidate Tim Griffin Vows to Use Arkansas AG's Office to Fight Federal... Griffin tells NR he would create a position tasked with monitoring Washington to stifle federal overreach before ... Jessica Hornik The Gardener, Looking A poem for late ... Philip Cross Inflation: More Than Transitory Because of Pandemic Policies Society can choose to have milder recessions, provided it knows this means less growth in the future, but ... Armond White Ridley Scott's Crime Styles of the Rich and Famous The failure and offense of "House of Gucci" lies in director Ridley Scott's utter indifference to the tale's ... NEWS Five Moderate Dem Senators Reject Biden's Pick for Top Bank Watchdog Biden officials still endorse Omarova, even though her confirmation is increasingly unlikely given these ... ADVERTISEMENT PODCASTS Episode 386: Our Great National Festival Episode 152: The Arbery Case Goes to the Jury PHOTOS Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade Thanksgiving Holiday Travel VIDEO Rittenhouse Met Trump at Mar-a-Lago after Acquittal Rittenhouse Blasts Media Coverage of His Case following Not-Guilty Verdicts ADVERTISEMENT 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.