Soros claims to have seen academic studies showing that his handpicked prosecutors are not the cause of the spike in crime that is occurring chiefly in the cities where they operate. He even claims, without offering any specifics, that “murder rates have been rising fastest in some Republican states led by tough-on-crime politicians.”
Publication: Washington Examiner
Congress Should Not Legalize Pot
If the national government throws caution to the wind and legalizes the trade nationally, it will not fix any existing problem facing the nation. It may well exacerbate those problems in ways no one has even anticipated.
Dueling Trump and Pence Speeches Paint a Dark Picture of the Future
Despite Trump and Pence’s speeches being different in content, they both pointed the Republican Party in the wrong direction.
The Pulitzer Prize Is Becoming Legacy Media’s Toxic Feedback Loop
By rewarding shoddy journalism, the Pulitzer board encourages outlets to produce and stand by shoddy journalism and subpar journalists. Retractions are less common because why would you admit you failed as a journalist when someone has attached a prestigious award to your name?
LA Schools Promote “Queer All School Year” Calendar
Documents from the Los Angeles Unified School District Human Relations, Diversity, and Equity office contain a month-by-month plan for schools to promote gay and transgender ideology to students. The documents encourage schools to “support students in starting a GSA or Rainbow Club” in August, “prep for next month’s Solidarity Week and teach LGBT- inclusive curriculum all year” in September, and “post LGBTQ-affirming signs in your office, classrooms, and around campus” in December.
Why a Climate National Emergency Declaration Is Ill-Advised
Saying climate change is an emergency is a bit like the Chicken Little fable. The public will soon lose interest. Moreover, emergency action without real effect undermines trust in the government. Expectations are raised. Expectations are not realized. The public becomes further alienated.
No One Seems to Know What a Woman Is
If someone asks you for your pronouns, don’t feel pressured to answer. Tell them the question makes you uncomfortable, or better yet, find a practitioner that doesn’t partake in these exchanges. For anyone using placatory language like “birth-giver,” remind them that the word they are searching for is “woman.”
Does Anyone Care About the Jan. 6 Hearings?
Is there any polling out there showing that anyone outside the Beltway can remember Cassidy what’s her name’s surname — Richardson, right? No, wait— it’s Hutchinson! That’s it.
It’s Time to Start Showing Videos of Cops Shooting White People
Despite the shootings that receive widespread media coverage, white people make up the demographic with the highest fatalities from police shootings — nearly twice as many white people are killed by police each year.
Eric Swalwell Is Unfit for Congress and Owes Lauren Boebert and Apology
Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) has done many classless things during his time in Congress. But this past week, he might have outdone himself with a tweet insinuating a connection between Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) and Robert E. Crimo III, the Highland Park shooting suspect.
With Roe Dead, Dems Look to Abandon Biden
Biden has never enjoyed support from Republicans, and his support among independents cratered soon after he promised a peaceful withdrawal from Afghanistan that became a historic catastrophe. But a string of new failures, capped off by a weak response to the Supreme Court’s completely foreseeable overturning of Roe v. Wade, has Democrats running to the press with calls for a change in leadership.
While Consumers and Travelers Suffer, Buttigieg Focuses on “Racist” Roads
A gallon of gas is almost $5, hundreds of airline flights are being canceled every day, and a possible strike by West Coast port unions is threatening to make an already unreliable supply chain even worse. But don’t worry, America, your transportation secretary is focused like a laser on the top issue facing consumers and travelers today: racist roads.
It’s Time to Retire Pride Month
Whatever freaky stuff people want to do behind closed doors, that’s their business. Increasingly, Pride events are attempting to make it everyone’s business, playing to the worst possible stereotypes as they do so. This isn’t a civil rights celebration anymore. As such, it’s time for Pride Month to end.
Cassidy Hutchinson Did Not Do Her Job
Some have painted Hutchinson out to be a hero, someone courageous to fulfill her duty of public service. Yet, reading the transcripts, it’s clear that her testimony is mainly based on statements made by others who did not testify. And if the committee believes this is their “star witness,” they have obviously never played the game telephone.
A Supreme Win for Football, Faith and Democracy
The secular Left’s campaign to purge the public sphere of all religious practice suffered a major defeat Monday when the Supreme Court ruled that a public high school violated a coach’s First Amendment right to exercise his religion when it fired him for praying after a football game.
Trump and Dems Look Backward. The GOP Should Move Forward
The Democrats’ made-for-TV hearings revealed virtually no new facts, drew scant public attention, and surely failed to change voting intentions. Instead, they confirmed that the day’s constitutional waywardness did not reflect the Republican Party as a whole and underscored the fact that while Trump behaved dreadfully, other GOP officeholders prudently fulfilled their oaths of office and refused to cooperate with his attempt to overturn the election result.
The Tampon Shortage Is Yet Another “War on Women”
in the coming days, if Biden or the press secretary is asked about this crisis, they will likely answer as they have on the gasoline crisis or the baby formula crisis or other inflationary costs. They will then all go back to the war room and ask themselves why Biden’s approval ratings with women, in particular suburban women, have collapsed in the polls.
The Existential Threat to the Jan. 6 Committee’s Credibility
The Justice Department absolutely should continue investigating and prosecuting those who breached the Capitol. Riots undermine the rule of law, and rioters should be severely punished. But please spare us the fiction that the only thing standing between the United States and tyranny is the supposedly brave members of the Jan. 6 committee.
Transgenderism’s Lies Have a Cost
The effort to deny biological reality is doing irreversible harm to people’s bodies and minds. It is not compassionate — it’s cruel. And as Heritage’s study shows, its consequences are all too often fatal.
Biden and the Powerless Presidency
Biden will not admit that his policies, and his party’s policies, have made inflation worse. Instead, the president’s reaction has been a mixture of denial, finger-pointing, ineffective gestures, and, perhaps most of all, the argument that he, as president, is virtually powerless to address the nation’s most pressing concern.
Biden Remains Stuck in Trump’s Shadow
With incumbent President Joe Biden shying from the spotlight and struggling to get his messages to resonate, Trump commands a media presence much larger than that of a typical ex-president. With Jan. 6 committee hearings scheduled for prime time this month, the public will get an even larger dose of the Trump show than usual.
Illegal Immigration Population Soars to More Than 11 Million
Numbers reviewed by the Census Bureau and the Bureau of Labor Statistics show that the illegal population grew from 10.2 million when Biden took office to 11.6 million in April.
Record Georgia Turnout Exposes the Dems’ Voter Suppression Lie
Georgia’s adoption of voter ID 16 years ago, combined with the new measures that improve absentee ballot integrity and access to early voting, has made it easier for anyone to vote legitimately. The proof is unfolding now: At 800,000 ballots cast as of Friday, early voting tripled in this year’s primary compared to the last midterm election in 2018.
State Farm Donating Transgender Books for 5-Year-Olds to Florida Schools
The auto insurance company State Farm is encouraging its agents in Florida to donate books promoting transgenderism to 5-year-olds to their local schools or public libraries, according to an email shared by a whistleblower. The email, which was shared with the Washington Examiner, revealed that State Farm has partnered with the GenderCool Project, which promotes issues of gender identity in children through various advocacy and public awareness programs…