The latest results from Britain’s single-payer health system are in, and they are not encouraging, reports James Freeman in the WSJ. The House of Commons Library reports, “Cancer waiting times are the worst on record.” As of August, more than 20% of UK cancer patients were still waiting for their first treatment more than 60 days after […]
Older Blacks for Joe Biden?
In an October WSJ/NBC News poll, 43% of blacks, aged 50+, were “enthusiastic” about Joe Biden, versus 17% for Elizabeth Warren, and 14% for Bernie Sanders. At Joe’s rallies, Jason L. Riley notes in the WSJ, Biden is no longer shouted down by black activists, like he was four years ago. Still, his support is […]
Withdrawing from the Paris Agreement
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo released a statement commenting on the decision: “Today the United States began the process to withdraw from the Paris Agreement. Per the terms of the Agreement, the United States submitted formal notification of its withdrawal to the United Nations. The withdrawal will take effect one year from delivery of the notification.” As […]
I Love You All
After winning the World Series Championship, the Washington Nationals were invited to the White House on Monday. Nats’ catcher Kurt Suzuki pulled out and put on his MAGA hat. To the large crowd gathered outside the White House, Kurt shouted into a microphone, “I love you all.” “Suzuki represents a sharp contrast to the various […]
Warren Walks on Water with Medicare for All
If you have been wondering why Elizabeth Warren took so long to release the details of her Medicare-for-All plan, wonder no longer. Friday, in her 20-page explanation, Warren details her plan on cost-saving and new revenue that, according to the WSJ, are a “fiscal and health-care fantasy.” Ms. Warren’s ambitious plan for a government takeover […]
Tom Brokaw: Impeachment Like a TV Game Show
The former NBC “Nightly News” anchor, Tom Brokaw compared the impeachment inquiry of President Trump to a “television game show” versus the “serious” treatment of President Nixon’s impeachment. Lack of Fairness and Transparency In Wednesday’s speech, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell brought up the glaring deficiencies in the House impeachment proceedings, reports Kimberley Strassel in the […]
The 800-Pound Elephant – Historically High Job Creation and Rising Wages
During the Democratic debates, it would have been hard not to notice how neither the presidential candidates nor the debate moderators cared to talk about the behemoth in the room– that is, the American economy “in the here and now,” Daniel Henninger points out in the WSJ. Unless the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics is […]
Sen. Lindsey Graham: Judge Me by My Enemies
Former Obama National Security Advisor Susan Rice recently referred to Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) as a “piece of sh*t.” Graham Responding on Susan Rice: Everything she touched turned to a piece of crap, national security-wise. It does bother me that the person who lied about Benghazi is still relevant. Susan Rice’s Greatest Hits Iran Nuclear […]
The Court of Public Opinion Matters Most
Has House Speaker Pelosi finally realized that the impeachment process, to date, has had the look of a partisan railroad job? Or perhaps, as the WSJ’s William McGurn notes, she realizes that the most unprincipled presidential impeachment in U.S. history works to Donald Trump’s advantage? Having unleashed the dogs of impeachment, Mrs. Pelosi now has […]
Democrats Attempt to Subvert American Democracy
A decline of public morals in the United States will probably be marked by the abuse of the power of impeachment as a means of crushing political adversaries or ejecting them from office. … Alexis de Tocqueville, 1835 No Public Evidence of High Crimes David B. Rivkin Jr. and Elizabeth Price Foley explain in the […]
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