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As the 2024 Election Approaches, Look to the Mountains

Could religion turn out to be a unifying theme in our national politics, after all?

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Governor Youngkin at a campaign rally on October 31, 2022, at Westchester, New York. AP/Eduardo Munoz Alvarez, file
IRA STOLL
IRA STOLL

It’s early in the presidential election cycle, but not too early, either, to venture a first, speculative thought — that 2024 might turn out to be the Psalm 121 election. That is the psalm that the governor of Virginia, Glenn Youngkin, mentioned a few days ago, in remarks at the Prince William County Adult Detention Center.

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IRA STOLL
IRA STOLL

Mr. Stoll was a founding partner in the New York Sun and its former managing editor. He is author of 'JFK, Conservative' and editor and founder of The Editors.

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