'Whenever Ms. Harris has been in the news, it’s typically been for her high staff turnover or the word salads she serves up regularly.'

~ Bill McGurn in Wall Street Journal Opinion

Democrats are split between those who want to dump Joe Biden from the ticket and those who want to dump both Biden and Kamala Harris. wsj.com/articles/the-u…

Could the Democratic Party today really pass over its black, female, Indian-American vice president for any one of the white candidates usually mentioned as replacements for Mr. Biden? wsj.com/articles/the-u…

The Democratic Party worships at the altar of identity politics. Now they are paying for it. wsj.com/articles/the-u…

Memorial Day is our most sacred non-religious holiday. This day is not about those serving in armed forces or those who have served because we have other holidays to honor their service but today the focus is on those who gave their lives to protect America and keep our people

The RFK moment. youtu.be/nVrnDmWaJcU?si…

Looking at the impressive crowd gathered for BECKET dinner at The Plaza last night under the banner of religious liberty, I could not help thinking of retired founder Seamus Hasson. I knew him as a fellow student at Notre Dame, and I remember Becket in the very early days

Congrats to BECKET for its 30th anniversary, and for putting on the most diverse dinner in America. Bill Mumma and Mark Rienzi are terrific. Congrats too to Rabbi Meir Soloveichik—this year’s winner of Becket’s religious freedom award. A great night. Yeshiva University

Spain for many years felt the lash of ETA terrorists, who killed numerous innocents in pursuit of their bloody, illegitimate objectives. For the Sanchez government to reward Hamas with Spanish recognition of a state of Palestine is to insult every last Spanish victim of terrorism

The Bradley Foundation’s decision to award Samuel Gregg its annual prize tonight is counterrevolutionary. An Australian by birth and American by choice, Mr. Gregg drives his critics bonkers because he makes the case that the invisible hand not only delivers better results than

Critics say that today Reaganite prescriptions to free the economy are simplistic and out-of-date. Of course, that was the exact same thing the critics said back in the 1980s when Reagan was elected president and turned the U.S. economy around. wsj.com/articles/the-i… via

Many Americans are struggling in the Biden economy. But the idea that the market is to blame for their problems or that working class Americans have been left behind isn’t supported by the evidence, writes Bill McGurn
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‘These days it isn’t only the Democratic left that has harsh words for the free market. The Republican right has soured on it too. From Donald Trump’s tariffs to Marco Rubio’s industrial policy, up goes the cry: Reaganomics is dead!’ ⁦Bradley Foundation⁩ wsj.com/articles/the-i…

The one area in Washington where we have bipartisan agreement is the idea that the free market is passe. Those who argue for capitalism are mocked as “zombie Reaganites” or “market fundamentalists.” wsj.com/articles/the-i…

Against a rising chorus of Republicans and Democrats telling us the capitalism is passe, Samuel Gregg is a clear and consistent voice for free markets. ⁦American Institute for Economic Research⁩ ⁦Acton Institute⁩ wsj.com/articles/the-i…

‘These days it isn’t only the Democratic left that has harsh words for the free market. The Republican right has soured on it too. From Donald Trump’s across-the-board tariffs to Marco Rubio’s industrial policy, up goes the cry: Reaganomics is dead!’ wsj.com/articles/the-i…

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What happened to Hong Kong, once the world's freest Chinese societies. Michael Judge michaeljudge.substack.com/?utm_source=na…

From the Western Canon to West Point by Matthew Hennessey What a great story. wsj.com/articles/from-… via Wall Street Journal Opinion

'Francis sees himself as holding the Chinese Church together; he might be helping to stifle it in the process.' by the excellent Francis X. Rocca: theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…