Trump’s path to the White House is now clear

The writing is on the wall: Donald Trump is set to become the GOP pick by Super Tuesday

Henry Olsen
The Telegraph

Pundits and anti-Trump Republicans have hoped for months that a serious challenge to former President Donald Trump would emerge. Iowa’s caucus results not only showed that has not happened; they were his best possible outcome.

Trump’s renomination would only be threatened if someone could challenge him from one of two angles. The first was the one Ron DeSantis attempted: to peel off MAGA voters who might want a younger, less troubled version of Trump. The second was the one Nikki Haley tried to rally traditional non-MAGA Republicans and align them with moderates and independents to challenge Trump from the left. Both failed last night.

For WORLD Opinions, Carl R. Trueman argues that trans medicine is really politics in disguise.

Also for WORLD, Brad Littlejohn cautions that Christians should avoid giving in to election fears.

For Our Sunday Visitor, Mary FioRito writes about the FDA approval of a controversial new abortion drug.

Nathanael Blake writes for The Federalist about the fight against gender ideology at the California ballot box.

Patrick T. Brown contributed to a CNN opinion roundup after last week's GOP debate.

Rachel Morrison joined the Issues, Etc. podcast to discuss the Biden administration's LGBT agenda for 2024.

LISTEN HERE

Promoting a Consistent Ethic of Life

This afternoon, Patrick T. Brown participated in a livestreamed panel on the topic, "Promoting a Consistent Ethic of Life," for Georgetown University’s Initiative on Catholic Social Though.

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On Jan. 22, Ed Whelan will join Israeli constitutional law scholar Dr. Yaacov Ben-Shemesh to discuss recent controversies at the Israeli Supreme Court.

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