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Democrats Don’t Really Care about Election Interference

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Plus: Republicans Breaking Badly in the Senate, The Bizarre and Tawdry Secrets in Mr. Robinson's Neighborhood, and more   TODAY"S NR DAILY IS PRESENTED BY September 20, 2024   EDITOR'S PICKS      Democrats Don't Really Care about Election Interference We've all seen the garment-rending over Russian interference, but the Biden-Harris people haven't shown the same concern about Iran's plots. Noah Rothman  >       Unlocked for you.     Republicans Breaking Badly in the Senate The GOP's hopes for doing more than just barely retaking the Senate are looking grim. Dan McLaughlin   >   The Bizarre and Tawdry Secrets in Mr. Robinson's Neighborhood Let's examine the likely consequences of the embarrassing scandals of Mark Robinson, the Republican nominee for governor of North Carolina. Jim Geraghty  > See all our premium content with NRPLUS .  

[NEW ISSUE] The Cardboard Campaign

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On the forgotten issues of the 2024 race.     NATIONAL REVIEW NOVEMBER 2024 NATIONAL REVIEW   |   NOV. 2024   (ILLUSTRATION / NATIONAL REVIEW)   Election Day is just 46 days away (and early voting has started in Virginia!) but the question can still be asked: "What is this whole thing about anyway?"   Yes, there's been a lot of bluster and noise from both sides, but how exactly should an informed citizen evaluate the policy proposals that Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are promising to enact?   Once you take a look under the hood, the news is alarming.   "Next year is going to be a mess for U.S. fiscal policy," writes Dominic Pino in one of the two cover stories for the new issue, " The Coming Budget Blowout ." In 2025, just as the new president takes office, "the individual provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), the 2017 GOP tax cuts, expire. The suspension of income limits for Obamacare subsidies will end. The spending