Republicans May Cancel a 2020 Primary Out of Loyalty to Dear Leader

South Carolina signals Republicans have handcuffed themselves to Donald Trump, American president. If you have trouble reading this message, view it in a browser.       Republicans May Cancel a 2020 Primary Out of Fealty to Dear Leader   There seems to be genuine anxiety among some in the party apparatus about the 2020 campaign. First of all, the guy is in some legal trouble. Trump University and the Trump Foundation have already been shut down for illegal activity. The Trump campaign, transition, inaugural committee, and the Trump Organization are all under investigation for...more illegal activity. Second of all, there are constant, swirling rumors that he will face a primary challenge from someone like John Kasich, who agrees with him on the vast majority of Republican policy but finds him kind of boorish. That second fear seems to have taken hold in the South Carolina Republican Party. Read More           I Called Out Toxic Star Wars Fandom. Then They Proved My Point.   Read More           What Not to Do on a First Date   Created for Hugo Boss   Real women on their biggest turnoffs. Read More           Adam Sandler's Touching Song Remembering His Late Friend Chris Farley Is Absolutely a Must Watch   On Tuesday, the 21 year anniversary of Farley's death, Netflix shared the video of Adam Sandler's touching tribute to his late friend from his excellent new stand-up special 100% Fresh. It's truly a touching performance, and with a callback to the musical sketches that first made Sandler famous on Saturday Night Live, it marks the comedian reconnecting with his roots, and finding the heart in what he does best. Read More           51 Great Gifts to Get Your Dad   Dad has been giving you stuff since you were born. Isn't it time you return the favor? Consider the upcoming holidays your time to give him something thoughtful—and cool. Whether he's into great coffee, old whiskey, or making the most out of his home, here are plenty of gifts to make his day. Read More           In You've Got Mail, Even the Villains Are Readers   I have seen Nora Ephron's You've Got Mail, which was released 20 years ago today, upwards of 4,000 times. To my mind, it has transcended criticism, and its portrayal of Upper West Side aspirational literary culture has osmosed itself into my brain and body and largely bears the blame for many of my adult choices. It is also remarkable because in 1998, it was possible for a movie to open at number-one in which every single character—the protagonist, her antagonist, both of their parodized exes, the friends, the background actors, the children—were readers. Not just casual readers. Professional readers. Readers who, if they had had Twitter, would have described themselves as "book junkies." Read More         Read More on Esquire.com       Follow Us     Unsubscribe  Privacy Notice   esquire.com ©2018 Hearst Communications Inc. All Rights Reserved. Hearst Email Privacy, 300 W 57th St., Fl. 19 (sta 1-1), New York, NY 10019