A study in bias.
Author: Charles C. W. Cooke
Bloomberg: Joe Biden Is Being Pressured to ‘Cancel’ Student Loans by Corrupt, Self-Dealing Aides
There’s a word for this sort of thing: Corruption.
Republicans Can Still Blow the 2022 Midterms
A political “wave” will help to blunt any sharp edges, but even the largest waves cannot carry everyone who rides them to the shore.
U.S. Census Bureau Report Shows Large GOP-Leaning States Were Undercounted in 2020
The mistakes made by the bureau have hurt Republicans far more than Democrats.
A Confession: I Did, Indeed, Mock and Attack Nina Jankowicz and the DHS
Taylor Lorenz is right. The Misinformation Board and its leaders became a ‘target’ of my words. They will next time, too.
Why Not Take It Back, Then?
If America’s schools can’t work out what to do with the pandemic-driven emergency money they were sent, the federal government should take it back.
The Democrats Wanted Doug Mastriano, and Now They’ve Got Him
The Democratic Party in Pennsylvania does not really think that the ‘state of democracy’ is ‘fragile,’ because, if it did, it wouldn’t have played Machiavellian games in a wave year.
More on Schrödinger’s Demographic Change
In all cases, the rules must be the same: If you get to talk about demographic change in public, then everybody else does, too.
Margaret Atwood Profoundly Embarrasses Herself in <em>The Atlantic</em>
One assumes the editors wanted the byline “Margaret Atwood” so much that they were prepared to let the author beclown herself to obtain it.
An Admission, of Sorts
Mainstream journalists have been exposed for what they are, and they’re getting tired of pretending otherwise.