Vol. 21, No. 27
March 21, 2016
Cover Story
What Would Hamilton Do?
The lesson of the #NeverBurr campaign
By Noemie Emery
Also in This Issue
- Flint and the Myth of Environmental Racism — Jonathan Bronitsky
- Trump as Frontrunner — Jonathan V. Last
- The Forgotten Voters — Fred Barnes
This issue of The Weekly Standard examined the 2016 presidential race and contemporary political debates through multiple lenses. Noemie Emery's cover story drew a historical parallel between Alexander Hamilton's opposition to Aaron Burr and the emerging #NeverTrump movement, while Jonathan Bronitsky challenged claims about environmental racism in Flint, Michigan. The magazine also featured Jonathan V. Last's analysis of Trump's frontrunner status, Fred Barnes on the Republican party's need to appeal to working-class voters, and Terry Eastland's retrospective on Justice Scalia's influential dissent on independent counsel law.
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