Next Time Cancel Me for Something I Actually Said

Plus: For Once, Trump Can Legitimately Argue an Elite Cabal Cheated Him of a Real Win, Trump Should Ditch SALT Deduction, Not Bring It Back, and more

TODAY"S NR DAILY IS PRESENTED BY September 19, 2024 EDITOR'S PICKS    Next Time Cancel Me for Something I Actually Said The wages of cowardice. Rich Lowry  >     Unlocked for you.  For Once, Trump Can Legitimately Argue an Elite Cabal Cheated Him of a Real Win Teamster Union members prefer Trump to Harris by almost a two to one margin, but the Teamsters chose to not endorse either major-party presidential candidate. Jim Geraghty  > Trump Should Ditch SALT Deduction, Not Bring It Back Restoring the state and local tax deduction would be fiscally reckless and bad presidential politics. The Editors  > See all our premium content with NRPLUS. NEW ON NATIONAL REVIEW     Andrew Cuomo Is Deluded The former New York governor surely misses those heady days when he was the mid-pandemic anti-Trump avatar. But there's no coming back from his failures. Noah Rothman  > ADVERTISEMENT Discover New Groups Advancing Your Conservative Values It's easy to be discouraged by the news each day, but there's hope! DonorsTrust brings you the Giving Ventures podcast, highlighting the social entrepreneurs, conservative nonprofits, and smart philanthropists creating a freer, fairer, and more prosperous world.   Listen Now  Harris Maintains Narrow Lead over Trump in Key Battleground of Pennsylvania in Post-Debate Poll David Zimmermann  > The View Still Thinks Conservative Women Are Stupid Caroline Downey  > Politicized Science May Make Us Sicker Christian Schneider  > Delicious, scandalous Angela, &c. Jay Nordlinger  > Viktor Orbán vs. America First Peter B. Doran and Ivana Stradner  > ADVERTISEMENT NR PODCASTS: FEATURED EPISODE    A Shocking Second Attempt FEATURED PHOTO GALLERY    Moon Shots 19 West 44th Street, Ste. 1701, New York, NY, 10036 Your Preferences | Unsubscribe | Privacy View this e-mail in your browser.