16
Sep
TOP OF THE DAY by Howard Polskin
Mitch McConnell Rolls Back into the Senate to Finish His Term
source: Victory Girls
It sounds like McConnell is cognitively sharper than Dianne Feinstein was at the end, and since the election is coming fast upon us, the end of Cocaine Mitch’s Senate career is nigh. Let us hope that he makes it past Election Day and goes into retirement with dignity and well-wishes from his Senate colleagues.
The Fantasy House of Canada’s Mark Carney
source: American Greatness
Mark Carney’s anti-American crusade risks hurting Canada’s economy while strengthening China and exposing the contradictions behind his trade war with the United States.
Carney Pushes Canada Over the Edge
source: American Thinker
What do you do when you hate an American President so much?
Traffic to Trump’s Truth Social Sags in August as Slump Deepens
source: A Righting Research Exclusive
"Audiences may also be turned off by Trump's reliance on AI to create increasingly dark and unhinged Truth Social posts depicting scenes of violence or unflattering images of his perceived enemies," said Howard Polskin, President, TheRighting. "Simply put, his Truth Social act doesn’t appear to be working as effectively anymore.”
Gay Dad’s Gross Diary Illuminates Dysfunctions of Buying Babies
source: The Federalist
The diary’s author has told us exactly what the modern family prioritizes: adult appetite over child need. We should believe him.
A Turning Point for Campus Conservatives
source: Wall Street Journal
A year after Charlie Kirk’s death, right-leaning student groups are thriving, even at progressive schools.
15
Sep
TOP OF THE DAY by Howard Polskin
Gloria Steinem’s War on Family Changed the World for the Worse
source: WND
Steinem helped shape a worldview that held men are the oppressors, that a woman without a career is tragically unfulfilled, that a housewife is a domestic slave and that abortion is reproductive freedom and should be celebrated
When Feminists Trashed Their Bras They Lost Their Minds
source: American Thinker
Modern feminism’s principal tenets are about hostility to males, marriage, family, and, yes, children -- unless all bend to feminist edicts.
Women Getting 98% of New Jobs Is Bad for Everyone Including Women
source: The Federalist
Men want and need to shoulder a greater burden of today’s labor while women want and need to shoulder less of that burden.
Guess Who’s Mad at Sydney Sweeney Over Her Saucy Sports Ads?
source: PJ Media
It’s the mob of unlikable, unattractive Karens, “feminazis,” lesbian athletes, and all the other usual suspects any time Sydney Sweeney uses her sex appeal in ads to sell products and services. The latest Sweeney campaign is for a company called Novig, and the campaign is called “Just Sports.” (Includes video of Sweeney ad)
The Doomsday Warning That’s Starting to Look Awfully Convenient
source: Daily Wire
By Ben Shapiro: Top AI developers are warning us that the end of the world is nigh. So here is the question: Are these developers good-hearted folks who are deeply concerned about the future, and who desperately want government intervention to stop them? Or — are these AI leaders magnifying public angst about AI in order to achieve regulatory capture and to make more money?
The Dangerous Ideology Behind the AI Warnings
source: The Free Press
A philosophy called effective altruism has shaped today’s AI safety movement. Its proponents claim to be protecting humanity’s future. Palantir CTO Shyam Sankar says think twice before believing them.
Do AI Companies Want to Save Humanity, Or Are They Just Trying to Squeeze Out the Competition?
source: NY Post
It seems what they really want is for the government to bring in industry-wide regulation. Such a move would quickly squelch many of the smaller players, while the biggest companies — namely Anthropic and OpenAI — would be able to ride it out.
Be Very Suspicious of the “Put the Brakes on AI” Crowd
source: American Spectator
Big Tech’s doomsday warnings come with a convenient regulatory solution.
Slow Down the Race to Regulate AI
source: Washington Examiner
That the leaders of the most powerful artificial intelligence companies are all calling for regulation shouldn’t be ignored. But big businesses calling on big government to cement their status as industry leaders isn’t new. And lawmakers should exercise extreme caution when attempting to regulate an industry they don’t understand.
AI Alarm Bells Are Ringing and Trump Needs to Take Them Seriously
source: Fox News
The White House has the chance to get ahead of this issue and help the industry establish believable and verifiable guardrails
AI Promises Boom, Doom and Both at Once
source: Wall Street Journal
The companies’ calls for regulation may be self-dealing, but that doesn’t make them wrong.




