NR Daily: The Smearing of Clarence Thomas

Those demanding recusal over Ginni Thomas's activism are engaged in transparently partisan politics, nothing more.

March 30 2022 March 30 2022 Andrew C. McCarthy The Smearing of Clarence Thomas Those demanding Justice Thomas's recusal over his wife Ginni Thomas's political activism are engaged in transparently partisan ...   READ MORE ADVERTISEMENT Trending on National Review 1. Give Me a Break, Chris Wallace 2. The Candidates Who Can't Afford to Lose in 2022 3. We Have Enough Taxes Top Stories Alexandra DeSanctis Why I Debate Abortion We can't avoid this debate just because we might wish it were already ... Jay Nordlinger 'America the Beautiful,' &c. On Will Smith vs. Chris Rock at the Oscars; a new 700 Club; a Saudi political prisoner, released; the late ... NEWS Biden Administration to Lift Title 42 Border Policy Allowing Immediate Deportation The implementation of the new order will be delayed until May, to give the administration time to prepare for a ... John McCormack What Happened to 'Pro-life' Bob Casey Jr.? Bob Casey Jr., who has served as a U.S. senator from Pennsylvania since 2007, has claimed the "pro-life" label ... John Yoo Iran Cannot Be Trusted to Respect a Revived Nuclear Deal The Biden administration has plenty of evidence that the Iranian regime has no credibility when it makes promises ... Armond White The Slap and the Apology: Will Smith's Most Important Performance Will Smith deserved his Academy Award at Sunday night's Oscar ceremonies -- not for his mush-mouthed performance ... NEWS Oklahoma Governor Signs Bill Barring Male Students from Girls' Sports The Save Women's Sports Act passed the Oklahoma House by a 79-18 vote last week, and was subsequently approved by ... ADVERTISEMENT PODCASTS Episode 352: Who Wants to Tax a Billionaire? Episode 420: Biden's Multiplying Missteps PHOTOS Russia-Ukraine Conflict That '70s Energy Crisis VIDEO Romney Says He Hasn't Decided on Jackson Confirmation Vote, Chides GOP for 'Hot' Rhetoric during Hearings Biden Says Putin 'Cannot Remain in Power,' White House Walks It Back Moments Later 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.