A roundup of editorial on the right.

From National Review: "Trump's reelection campaign may well center on positioning him as reasonable and moderate. The Democrats appear intent on helping him do that."

From Washington Examiner: "the changes are likely to be positive, and to come in the form of greater innovation, premium service for those who want or need it, and an ordinary trajectory of steady Internet improvement for everyone else."

From The Weekly Standard: "One could spend a few entertaining hours listing the beloved celebrities who would be shunned by polite society—here meaning polite Hollywood society and polite leftish society more generally—if they were trying to get started today."

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