July 23, 2024

What Biden’s departure means for the race — and what Kamala Harris must do

Harris faces challenges, but also has new opportunities, as she takes her place atop the Democratic ticket.

Henry Olsen, New York Post

President Biden’s historic but not-so-shocking choice to end his re-election campaign has upended the presidential race. Whether it helps the Democrats depends entirely on what they do now.

Biden’s decision to endorse Vice President Kamala Harris to succeed him may forestall the open convention many hope for. Technically Biden’s decision frees his delegates to vote their consciences. In practice, every delegate who had been pledged to Biden was vetted or selected by his campaign.

Henry also appeared in Barron’s, discussing how Biden’s withdrawal impacts the Trump campaign.

For City Journal, Lance Morrow writes about how Biden’s pride delayed his decision to withdraw.

In The New York Times, Patrick T. Brown asks why Donald Trump has abandoned the pro-lifers who brought him to power.

In World, Andrew T. Walker writes about the need for Christian realism in the new Republican coalition.

Andrew was also quoted in Crosswalk about Biden’s decision to withdraw.

Also in World, Brad Littlejohn writes about how Christians must seek truth rather than hot takes.

Rachel N. Morrison featured on a panel about religious liberty and in administrative state at the 2024 Religious Freedom Annual Review.

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Clare Morell spoke at the National Conservatism Conference about the need for better laws to protect kids from pornography.

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