Is free speech in Europe bowing to Muslim Sharis? Here is Tarod Gray’s take at Taki’s Magazine: In the struggle to balance the “right to freedom of expression with the right of others to have their religious feelings protected,” the court found that native Europeans need to shut their pale pink infidel mouths if they […]
Diffusing the Halloween Minefield with Humor
In case you haven’t heard, Megyn Kelly, the “annoying broadcaster” who has spent her life misspelling her name (according to Takimag), has been taken to task for suggesting on her failing TV show that blackface is O.K. at Halloween. O.K. If America can’t tolerate Megyn Kelly, whom will it tolerate, Jay Nordlinger asks in NRO. […]
America’s Melting Pot – Assimilation, Intermarriage, Integration
The Caravan from Central America, apparently 1,000 miles from the U.S. border, is providing a great source for staged midterm theatrics. Furthermore, the Caravan illustrates the abject ironies and paradoxes of the entire illegal alien project, notes Victor Davis Hanson in American Greatness. Immigrants, the ancestors of most of us, enriched our food, music, fashion, […]
Who Organized and Fronted the Immigrant Caravan?
Thousands of people are reportedly traveling from Central America to the U.S. borders and no one is asking, never mind answering: How have thousands, including women and children, been able to cover 445 miles in 10 days? Who organized them? Who is providing funding? It’s true that there is much poverty and violence, but poverty […]
Pipe Bombs and Politicians? Why Trust the Media?
“The political Left has been known to orchestrate frame-up attacks designed to make it appear that right-leaning opponents are responsible for violent acts and plots,” writes Andrew C. McCarthy in NRO. As Mr. McCarthy then notes, if he had written the above paragraph in the context of reporting or commenting on the pipe bombs that […]
How Democrats Win Votes? Sue Catholic Nuns
How is suing Catholic nuns to get access to free birth control a winning message for Democrats, wonders Kelsey Harkness, contributor to The Federalist and an editor of Bright. Last October, the Supreme Court exempted the Little Sisters and other religious non-profits from being forced to provide birth control and Plan B to their employees, […]
Title IX – Trump Returns to Reality and the Law
The objective standard that the Trump administration is looking to apply to Title IX would replace a hodgepodge of rules, regulations, and definitions of gender as it pertains to the federal government, explains David Marcus in The Federalist. It is important to understand that this change will in no way affect how trans people or […]
Will Republicans Avoid the Traditional Midterm Drubbing?
In a new survey, reports the WSJ, participants say Republicans “would do a better job” with the economy than Democrats. By a 15-point margin. “This appears to be the largest Republican advantage recorded by this survey, which has been asking the question since at least 1991.” This doesn’t mean that voters particularly like the nation’s […]
The “Blue Wave” Likely a Splash, Not a Tsunami
With their handling of Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination and the bizarre antics of their extreme supporters, Democrats have “managed to shoot themselves in the foot,” writes John Fund in NRO. John points to Charlie Cook, veteran political handicapper, who asks whether “those who led the out-of-control demonstrations on Capitol Hill against the Kavanaugh nomination have any […]
Despite Predictions, Two Years of Trump Hasn’t Destroyed the World
Are Americans tiring of politics as road rage? Well, perhaps not entirely, as there still seem to be many almost crazy with anger, driving people to extremes. One thing that has happened, however, is people, consciously or unconsciously, have gotten used to Donald Trump, writes Lance Morro in the WSJ. Twenty-one months into his administration, […]
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