October 25, 2024

Trump’s Tricky Math

Henry Olsen for National Review

His campaign’s snapshot of swing-state polling points to warning signs beneath the surface.

The Trump campaign released a polling memo on October 13 contending that he was ahead by two points in the seven swing states. A close read of what the memo said — and didn’t say — nonetheless shows that the race still hangs by a thread.

For Mere Orthodoxy, Brad Littlejohn advocates for the rediscovery of political authority.

For World Opinions, Brad Littlejohn tackles the issue of immigration.

For Compact Magazine, Erika Bachiochi condemns the rise of political misogyny.

For World Opinions, Nathanael Blake dissects the decline of competency in the ruling class.

For First Things, George Weigel expresses hope for the future of Catholic evangelism.

Mary Hasson and Eric Kniffin filed in United States v. Skrmetti in support of restricting medical interventions for minors with gender dysphoria.

Rachel Morrison and Eric Kniffin filed in Apache Stronghold v. United States, urging the Supreme Court to hear a case involving destruction of a site used for religious services.

Rachel Morrison and Eric Kniffin filed in Tennessee v. HHS in support of restoration of Tennessee’s Title X funding.

George Weigel speaks on the life and thought of John Paul II.

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