If Brian Kemp Beat Trump,
Maybe Nikki Haley Can

Encourage more moderates and independents to vote by taking Trump on directly.

Henry Olsen
Wall Street Journal

Ron DeSantis’s decision to drop out of the Republican presidential race and endorse Donald Trump puts Nikki Haley in a bind. She now faces Mr. Trump one-on-one while being castigated by Mr. DeSantis and the MAGA right as a pro-war globalist out of step with today’s GOP.

She will be tempted to see the writing on the wall, go soft on Mr. Trump, and try to preserve her political future as she goes down to inevitable defeat. She should do the opposite.

This evening for the Washington Post, Henry will be offering live analysis of the New Hampshire Primary results.

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For National Review, Henry argues that Republicans cannot accept work permits for illegal immigrants awaiting asylum hearings.

And for The Telegraph, Henry writes that the DeSantis campaign was doomed as soon as it began.

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For WORLD, Andrew T. Walker encourages Christians to see through the fog of election season.

Research Assistant Matthew Malec writes for City Journal about the deceptive practice of grade inflation.

Mary FioRito joined Morning Air to discuss the anniversary of Roe v. Wade and where the fight for the rights of the unborn stands today.

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If Brian Kemp Beat Trump, Maybe Nikki Haley Can

If Brian Kemp Beat Trump,
Maybe Nikki Haley Can