How Can GOP Candidates Stand Out In A Primary That Isn't "Terribly Dramatic?"

It's been 22 years since the 9/11 terror attacks that irrevocably changed the way the United States handles national security. Even today, the fight over foreign policy is one that continues to divide the nation.

The topic of funding for Ukraine is one that has caused a rift within the Republican party, but how will it shape the Republican primary field?

National Review Senior Political Correspondent Jim Geraghty explains how former President Trump has maintained his lead among the polls. He emphasizes that candidates will need a "dramatic moment" for voters to reconsider their choices, as an alternative to the GOP frontrunner.

Uphill Battle: A growing number of Americans are fearful about the role artificial intelligence may play in the 2024 election. Jim suggests that because we live in an age of digital alteration, voters are prepared to scrutinize media that's designed to fool them.

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