My own view of who should not vote is much more modest, and does not involve the government in trying to prevent anyone from voting, no matter how foolishly.https://www.nationalreview.com/2021/03/not-everyone-should-be-made-to-vote/ …
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Chait’s tweets paint a thru line at your publication from 1965 forward to this week, yet you’re pretending he is only talking about one piece from this week? How bizarre, Dan.
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funny, I do recall William Buckley having hot takes on voting rights in
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He laid out the NR HISTORY. Don’t be mad at him for your work for such a bad institution
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Do you recall National Review ascribing these words to the entire magazine?https://twitter.com/nycsouthpaw/status/1379794957595242498 …
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This would be an interesting point if this was the only instance of an NR piece arguing for reduced democracy. But it is part of a long line of such thought in NR, making this a very silly tweet.
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did not know a belief in republican constitutional principles was a threat against the republic
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It is if you think the republic belongs to all citizens as opposed to rich white men.
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