NR Daily: The Kavanaugh Circus Could Destroy the Me Too Movement

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September 24 2018

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The Kavanaugh Circus Could Destroy the Me Too Movement Alexandra DeSanctis The question of whether accusations are true has been subjugated to a political endgame. Read More ADVERTISEMENT Top Stories Who Will Lead the Tories Next? Madeleine Kearns A look at the likeliest contenders to replace Prime Minister Theresa May should conservative discontent spark a battle for her job as Tory leader. Free America's Farmers Blake Hurst Absurd and ill-informed regulations greatly increase the burden on farmers with no gain to health or the environment McConnell on Kavanaugh Claims: 'A Smear Campaign, Pure & Simple' Mairead McArdle 'I want to make it perfectly clear,' the majority leader said. 'This fine nominee to the Supreme Court will receive a vote in this Senate in the near future.' ADVERTISEMENT University Researcher: 'Kinky' People Should Be a Protected Class Katherine Timpf As far as strange sexual preferences go, why is "kink" the only variation that would get to be a protected class? How about a Little More George Washington? Kathryn Jean Lopez George Washington didn't have Twitter. He didn't have everyone everywhere seeming to be an expert on everything political. On Kavanaugh, We're Through the Looking Glass David French If his accusers aren't willing to cooperate with a constitutional process, then the Senate should vote to confirm Brett Kavanaugh without delay. Stop Perpetuating Myths about the 25th Amendment J. J. McCullough A president elected by the people remains tremendously difficult to remove by anyone else, and that's worth applauding. Kavanaugh: 'I Will Not Be Intimidated into Withdrawing from This Process' Jack Crowe In a letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee, Kavanaugh reiterated his refusal to withdraw from the SCOTUS confirmation process amid allegations of sexual assault. ADVERTISEMENT National Review Institute's WFB Prize Dinner National Review Institute's WFB Prize Dinner Join NRI, October 18th in Chicago, IL, for the Fifth Annual William F. Buckley Jr. Prize Dinner honoring Karen Buchwald Wright and Edwin J. Feulner. Limited tickets and sponsorships are available. RSVP LEARN MORE Photo Essays Cartoons of the Day: September 24, 2018 Cartoons of the Day: September 21, 2018 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.