NR Daily: Justice Kamala Harris Will Never Happen

Settle down, everyone. Washington's cackling mediocrity won't be tapped for the Supreme Court vacancy.

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January 27 2022 January 27 2022 Charles C. W. Cooke Justice Kamala Harris Will Never Happen Settle down, everyone. Washington's cackling mediocrity won't be tapped for the Supreme Court ...   READ MORE ADVERTISEMENT Discover the True History of COVID-19 Vaccines! Trending on National Review 1. Bitcoin as a Hedge for Boredom 2. Replacing Justice Breyer 3. Learning to Live with Covid — and the Unvaccinated Top Stories Alexandra DeSanctis The Truth about White Supremacists and Abortion Pro-abortion writers recycle the false claim that the pro-life movement is entangled with ... Kyle Smith The Man Who Stood Up to Putin The urgent documentary "Navalny" gives us a look inside the dangerous life of fearless dissident Alexei Navalny, ... NEWS Biden Pledges to Nominate Black Woman to Supreme Court by End of February Justice Breyer formally announced on Thursday that he would retire by the summer recess. Francisco X. Suarez and Corey DeAngelis It's Time for America's Cities to Go All-In on School Choice Increasing school choice is a pathway to economic freedom, student achievement, and parental involvement. This is ... Bethel McGrew Who Is to Blame for an Abortion? One need not infantilize mothers to acknowledge that strong societal forces can impair their moral vision, ... Brian T. Allen Americana and Folk Art Prompt Bidding Wars at Sotheby's and Christie's The auction fireworks over "The Woman with Pink Ribbons" and "Captain John Bourne" show collectors' renewed ... NEWS Justice Breyer Formally Announces Retirement Breyer said he would step down over the summer ‘assuming that by then my successor has been nominated and ... ADVERTISEMENT PODCASTS Episode 51: The Anti-Stimulative Impact of the Sexual Revolution Episode 208: Intel Outside PHOTOS F-15 Eagle Republic Day Ceremonies VIDEO U.S. Embassy in Ukraine Urges Americans to 'Consider Departing Now' Psaki Says Underfunding of Police Is Partially to Blame for Surge in Crime 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.