What Went Down On Night 3 Of The RNC

South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem is on now, continuing the heavy focus on prominent women in the Republican Party that we saw in the first two nights.

Actually, there’s one thing I would add, Sarah: The Trump campaign (and this convention) has clearly signaled that the 2020 race will be fought in part on issues of culture. There’s a version of that “culture war” that focuses on “cancel culture” and stuff like that, and my bet would be that that’s more electorally promising than a culture war revolving around systemic racism and police brutality. But … IDK, maybe that’s wrong?

Rabbi Aryeh Spero, who is now giving the opening prayer, is the author of a book titled “Push Back: Reclaiming the American Spirit.” He’s an Orthodox rabbi. It’s a good reminder that while Jews are one of the most solidly Democratic groups, there are Jewish Republicans, and they are much more likely to be religiously conservative.