End Roe with National Review

Dear Fellow Conservative,

When Malcolm Gladwell worked for the Washington Post, he quipped that the newspaper needed a rule banning its employees from joining a pro-choice march, if for no other reason than because someone had to be left to staff the newsdesk.

 

When National Review decided to put together a special issue on ending Roe v. Wade, we had the opposite problem: So many of our writers wanted to contribute, or had ideas for essays, that we had to cull ruthlessly.

 

Roe is the site of the Left's simultaneous assault on justice, morality, self-government, and simple truth. It is therefore no surprise that overturning it has long been a cause dear to our hearts. That's why we wanted to assemble an all-star team of writers to make a thorough, reasoned, and powerful case against Roe as the Supreme Court prepares to hear arguments about it.

 

Our special issue, which is available online to NRPLUS members only, covers everything from Roe's obsolete science to its shaky status as a precedent to its destructive assumptions about human flourishing. Even if you know a lot about this debate, I guarantee you will learn something new from our coverage.

We couldn't do this important work without your support and encouragement, and we know a lot of our readers are just as passionate about this issue as we are. That's why we are offering a full year of NRPLUS for $40 – that's 60% off our normal price. Your membership will give you instant access to the digital magazine so you can read this special issue from cover to cover.

 

And, if you have ever wanted to get more involved in the National Review community, NRPLUS is the way to do it. Membership gets you access to all our work—with no paywall, and nearly zero ads. It lets you participate in our private Facebook group and in exclusive calls with our authors and newsmakers. (Rich Lowry and Ben Shapiro recently had a lively discussion of vaccine mandates and the Afghanistan withdrawal.)

 

I look forward to welcoming you today. Together, we'll keep fighting the good fight for great causes.

 

Sincerely,

 

Ramesh Ponnuru

Senior Editor

National Review

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