Why the Misery? Blowing Gaza’s “golden opportunity” with gassy, destructive rhetoric is what is really causing the Misery, as negotiations continue on truce talks (a six week cease-fire, according to the WSJ) with goals that seem impossible to reconcile, Paul Morland in The Spectator attempts to explain: Inequitable Food Distribution Among the wrong-headed arguments concerning […]
It’s Not “Greedy Business” That Causes Inflation
Joe Biden spent time during his State of the Union address to discuss shrinkflation in grocery stores, pinning the blame for the annoying tactic on greedy corporations eager to trick consumers. At the Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity, former congressman and presidential candidate, Dr. Ron Paul explains that it’s the Fed’s money printing […]
Palestinian Support for Hamas Wanning
James Freeman brings up the awkward possibility in the WSJ showing support for Hamas might in fact be on the back burner. There are welcome signs that Palestinians in general aren’t fully behind the terrorist group. A Call to March Fizzles Jared Malsin and Fatima AbdulKarim report for the WSJ on Hamas’s call for protests […]
Russia’s Brutal Tactics in Ukraine
At National Review, Jay Nordlinger decries Russia’s cruel tactics in the war in Ukraine. He writes: • Ukrainians are doing all they can to resist occupation or subjugation. They know what it means. They have had experience, for generations. Consider this: Russia invaded and occupied parts of Kyiv region for 38 days in 2022. As […]
Cato’s 2024 Spending Madness
The federal government is spending too much, but some programs are worse than others. The Cato Insitute has created “Spending Madness” to see which spending is the worst of all in an NCAA bracket-style competition for the championship. Cato’s website explains: Thirty‐two unaffordable federal spending programs are going head‐to‐head in a classic, single‐elimination tournament format. And you get […]
The Collapse of Washington, D.C.
The editors of The Spectator lament the current state of America’s capital city, Washington, D.C., writing: Muriel Bowser is a woman with a plan. In late February the mayor of the District of Columbia unveiled a $400 million, five-year economic development strategy to revitalize the capital’s downtown. It involves converting empty office space into residential […]
Is the War Making Russia Stronger?
Despite sanctions and the war in Ukraine, Russia’s military appears to be getting stronger, not weaker. Amy Mackinnon reports in Foreign Policy: Two years after Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the Kremlin is restructuring and expanding the country’s military in anticipation of a conflict with NATO within the next 10 years, Estonia’s foreign […]
Seattle Still Recovering from Violent Radical Progressives’ Insurrection
In the summer of 2020, radical progressive insurrectionists violently took control of fourteen blocks of the city of Seattle, declaring the area an “autonomous zone” known as CHAZ. Jordan Esrig reports in The New York Sun that the area is still a wasteland. Esrig writes: Amidst the national protests spurred by the death of George […]
Corporations Aren’t from Mars
Sticking It to $15-an-hour Cashier In Joe Biden’s State of the Union address last week, the President shouted to his audience how he would raise the corporate income tax to make corporations pay their “fair share.” “Whatever that is,” speculates Daniel Oliver in American Greatness. The Democrats leapt to their feet, hooting, clapping, and cheering […]
Biden’s Plan to Take Away Americans’ Health Insurance
Remember when Joe Biden called Obamacare “A big f#@&ing deal?” Or when Barack Obama told Americans that if they liked their healthcare plan, they could keep it? Well, now Biden is working to ensure that anyone who still likes their healthcare plan will have to give it up. Biden is planning to reduce the time […]
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