☆ OP-ED: Is There Another Agenda Behind The Media’s Virus Narrative?
“The virus is coming, the virus is coming.” The story the press should be featuring is: “our coverage of so-called panic is creating panic.” RUN THAT PIECE.
☆ OP-ED: An Increasing Number of Hispanic Immigrants Favor More Government
It’s hard not to be a conservative and revel in the chaos that the dominance of Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) is causing in the Democrat Party presidential primaries, as their establishment works to reject their party’s populist choice similar to what the Republicans tried to do to Donald Trump in 2016.
☆ Sanders Has A Long History of Praising Communist Regimes
Bernie Sanders leads the race for the Democratic nomination. He may become America’s first self-described “democratic socialist” president. What does that mean?
☆ Fighting for an America where individuals aren’t terrified to express their opinions
GS⭐️John Chisum
“Fear Society” is Natan Sharansky’s term for a socio-political order that flunks the “town square” test: People are too frightened to speak their mind in public spaces because they fear retribution. A victim of Soviet tyranny before emigrating to Israel, for Sharansky the consequences of free expression could be arrest, imprisonment, torture, and death. For us, the regime of political correctness, “cancel culture,” “microaggressions,” and “woke” commissars reinforces a similar repression, a “softer” one, as Tocqueville called it, but effective nonetheless in silencing dissent and promoting an illiberal progressive ideology.
Eleven years ago, the writer Michael Walsh wrote (under his penname David Kahane) “Think of the Democratic Party as it really is: a criminal organization masquerading as a political party.”
After the Democrats’ Russia, Kavanaugh, Mueller, and Ukraine fiascos, the Iowa caucus debacle, and Friday’s bizarre Democratic debate, I think we need to update it: It’s a Criminal, Insane Posse masquerading as a political party.