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10:05 AM ET, May 4, 2022

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Alex Pareene / The AP (Alex Pareene) Newsletter:
The Institutionalist's Dilemma  —  Sometimes when I am explaining the somewhat eclectic variety of topics I write about in my newsletter, compared to the work I did at other publications for many years, l joke that “I just ran out of ways to say the Senate shouldn't exist.”  I say “joke,” but it's also a fact.
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Bret Stephens / New York Times:
Overturning Roe Is a Radical, Not Conservative, Choice  —  Dear Chief Justice Roberts and Justices Barrett, Gorsuch, Kavanaugh and Thomas:  —  As you'll no doubt agree, Roe v. Wade was an ill-judged decision when it was handed down on Jan. 22, 1973.  —  It stood on the legal principle …
Adam Serwer / The Atlantic:
Alito's Plan to Repeal the 20th Century  —  If you are an American with a young daughter, she will grow up in a world without the right to choose when and where she gives birth, and in which nothing restrains a state from declaring her womb its property, with all the invasive authorities that implies.
NBC News:
Rep. Cuellar attacked on his anti-abortion stance by opponent Cisneros in Texas Democratic run-off  —  WASHINGTON — Texas Democratic House candidate Jessica Cisneros is demanding her party's congressional leaders drop their support of her primary opponent, Rep. Henry Cuellar, over his opposition to abortion.
Discussion: VICE, American Prospect and Bloomberg
Rebecca Traister / The Cut:
Democratic Leaders Are Getting the Abortion Story Wrong — Again  —  With Roe at death's door, will the party finally change its tune?  —  The news of Samuel Alito's draft majority opinion overturning Roe v. Wade on Monday didn't just break — it shattered.  It was the unexpected timing, yes.
Jeff Stein / Washington Post:
With Roe at risk, GOP faces pressure to support families after birth  —  Republican supporters of policies to help children say new restrictions on abortion should change political calculus  —  Republican lawmakers are facing renewed internal pressure to support child benefit programs …
Ian Millhiser / Vox:
The case against SCOTUS  —  The Court was the midwife of Jim Crow, the right hand of union busters, and the dead hand of the Confederacy, and is now one of the chief architects of America's democratic decline.  —  Two events occurred Monday night — one historic, the other rather insignificant …
Edward Whelan / New York Post:
Alito makes masterful argument to ‘overturn’ Roe v. Wade
Discussion: Washington Post and Page Six
Jason Koebler / VICE:
Anarchist Collective Shares Instructions to Make DIY Abortion Pills
Kara Voght / Rolling Stone:
They're the ‘Last Line of Defense’ to Protect Abortion Rights
Politico:
Democrats skeptical SCOTUS will save them in November
Isaac Chotiner / New Yorker:
Unpacking the Draft Supreme Court Opinion Set to Overrule Roe
Victoria Balara / Fox News:
Fox News Poll: Just over half favor banning abortions after 15 weeks
Discussion: Politico and Opinion Today
Alexandra DeSanctis / National Review:   What Americans Really Think about Abortion  —  Americans are far more supportive of pro-life policy …
Wall Street Journal:
Abortion and the Supreme Court
Washington Post:
Majority of Americans say Supreme Court should uphold Roe, Post-ABC poll finds
CNN:
GOP tries to steer clear of abortion politics as midterm plans take shape
Axios:
J.D. Vance's Trump-like effect  —  If J.D. Vance follows his Tuesday night victory in Ohio's Senate primary with a general election win in November he'll arrive in a Washington filled with enemies and be seen as arguably the hardest-edged populist nationalist in the Senate GOP.
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Sarah Longwell / New York Times:
J.D. Vance Is More Proof That Trump Is King of the Republican Party  —  J.D. Vance's come-from-behind victory in the Ohio Republican primary was the first test of Donald Trump's influence in 2022 election cycle as well as the future of the Republican Party.  Spoiler alert: He's influential.
Alex Isenstadt / Politico:
A mole hunt, a secret website and Peter Thiel's big risk: How J.D. Vance won his primary  —  Tech billionaire Peter Thiel had already donated a record-breaking amount of money to support J.D. Vance in the Ohio Republican Senate primary — but last week, the Silicon Valley tycoon decided he wanted to give even more.
New York Times:
Ohio U.S. Senate Primary Election Results  —  The author and venture capitalist J.D. Vance has secured former President Donald J. Trump's endorsement in this crowded and contentious Senate Republican primary that will serve as a test of the former president's influence over congressional races.
Michael Brendan Dougherty / National Review:
Which Trumpism Won in Ohio?
Associated Press:
Tim Ryan wins Ohio Democratic Senate primary
Marc Caputo / NBC News:
Vance's Ohio win showcases Trump's endorsement power
Associated Press:
AP evidence points to 600 dead in Mariupol theater airstrike  —  LVIV, Ukraine (AP) — She stood in just her bathrobe in the freezing basement of the Mariupol theater, coated in white plaster dust shaken loose by the explosion.  Her husband tugged at her to leave and begged her to cover her eyes.
Oliver Darcy / CNN:
Journalists from multiple news outlets test positive after White House Correspondents Dinner weekend  —  New York (CNN Business)A version of this article first appeared in the “Reliable Sources” newsletter.  You can sign up for free right here.  —  Trevor Noah joked about the event becoming …
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Jelani Cobb / New Yorker:
Ron DeSantis and the Unlearned Lessons of the G.O.P.'s Culture War  —  Previous clashes between Republican lawmakers and prominent businesses in the states they control have not always worked out as planned.  —  In late March, when Governor Ron DeSantis, of Florida, in an act of Trumpian belligerence …
Discussion: USA Today
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Marshall Cohen / CNN:   Madison Cawthorn's lawyer argues that states can't enforce age and residency rules for congressional candidates
Reuben Johnson / You searched for:
Russian troops held me captive at gunpoint for two weeks in Ukraine.  Here's what I learned.  —  On March 4, Breaking Defense correspondent Reuben Johnson was captured by Russian soldiers outside of Kyiv and taken prisoner.  This is the story of what happened next.
 
 
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Axios:
Poll: Distrust of Asian Americans is rising
Paul Vigna / Wall Street Journal:
NFT Sales Are Flatlining
Detroit Free Press:
Democrat upsets candidate who made controversial rape comments in bid for Michigan House
Discussion: Raw Story and Political Wire
Amanda Gokee / New Hampshire Bulletin:
Secretary of state's pick for voter confidence commission draws criticism
Discussion: Raw Story
Brooke Singman / Fox News:
Biden to sign executive order, national security memo to advance quantum technologies
Discussion: Defense One, UPI and The White House
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