John McCormack

John McCormack is the Washington correspondent for National Review and a fellow at the National Review Institute.

The Washington Post Gives a Boost to Pelosi’s Cynical Baby-Formula Bill

By John McCormack May 20, 2022

Not a single sentence in the Post news story even attempts to explain how the $28 million boost to FDA salaries would actually help ease the formula shortage.

Politics & Policy

Top Senate Dem ‘Very Much’ Concerned Pelosi Hasn’t Passed Bill to Protect Families of Supreme Court Justices

By John McCormack May 20, 2022

The House Democrats’ stated reason for holding up the bill passed to protect SCOTUS justices and their families is preposterous.

Politics & Policy

Planned Parenthood Has Embraced the ‘Pro-Abortion’ Label

By John McCormack May 12, 2022

‘We need to go beyond choice language to affirm our support for abortion. . . . Abortion isn’t a dirty word,’ a PP advocacy group wrote.

Law & the Courts

Is It Illegal to Protest Outside a Supreme Court Justice’s Home?

By John McCormack May 12, 2022

Yes, if you’re trying to influence the justice.

Politics & Policy

Second-Ranking Senate Democrat Calls Protests at Homes of SCOTUS Justices ‘Reprehensible’

By John McCormack May 11, 2022

Chuck Schumer said he was comfortable with protests outside the homes of sitting Supreme Court justices so long as the protests are peaceful.

NR PLUS Elections

How the Democrats’ Abortion Bill Guts Conscience Protections

By John McCormack May 11, 2022

The ‘Women’s Health Protection Act’ would supersede all federal and state laws, including longstanding conscience laws.

NR PLUS Politics & Policy

How the Democrats’ Abortion Bill Enshrines a Right to Abort Baby Girls Because They Are Girls

By John McCormack May 10, 2022

The legislation’s supporters don’t want to talk about that.

Law & the Courts

Schumer Blesses Protests at Supreme Court Justices’ Homes

By John McCormack May 10, 2022

The Senate majority leader said he’s comfortable with protests that target Supreme Court justices’ private homes so long as those protests are peaceful.