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Is Democracy About to Die in Darkness?

Politics

We are all supposed to be against conspiracies. Yet what about a conspiracy to silence free speech? What about a conspiracy to shut down people who utter thoughts we disagree with? What about silencing communists? What about silencing Nazis? What about a conspiracy to silence Democrats or Republicans? What about silencing those who spout Trumpism? There are a lot of positions that I disagree with. There are a lot of positions that I agree with. I say let them all be heard, but this an old-fashioned belief, and I am increasingly out of step with the times.
American Spectator     Mar 03, 2021

Cuomo’s Misdeeds Highlight Democrats’ Skewed Priorities

Politics

An impartial examination of Cuomo’s response indicates that he saw the pandemic not as a problem to be solved but as an opportunity to be taken. In the words of former Obama Chief of Staff and Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, “You never want a serious crisis to go to waste.” Despite the fact that his own party had downplayed the issue and even accused then-President Trump of xenophobia when he shut down travel from China, Cuomo’s actions were geared far more towards criticizing the White House than addressing the issue at hand.
American Spectator     Mar 03, 2021

Stay Home, Stay Safe™

Politics

There’s only one solution for those frightened by states like Texas dropping mask mandates and opening back up: Stay Home, Stay Safe™. The world is a scary place, filled with germs and germy people. People are stupid. People sneeze. The only solution to a world where dummies go out, unmasked and unafraid? Don’t leave home.
American Spectator     Mar 03, 2021

Lockdowns: Which ‘Experts’ Were Right?

Politics

It has now been nearly a year since “public health experts” began appearing on television talk shows insisting that, to survive COVID-19, the nation would have to pursue unprecedented mitigation policies. They told us that our salvation required draconian measures such as school closures, stay-at-home orders, and business lockdowns. Moreover, we were advised not to expect a fast return to our normal lives. In early April 2020, for example, Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel solemnly assured us, “We will not be able to return to normalcy until we find a vaccine…. We need to prepare ourselves for this to last 18 months or so and for the toll that it will take.”
American Spectator     Mar 03, 2021

U.S. China Policy at the Crossroads: Containment or Liberation?

Politics

The Biden administration’s early rhetoric on China, unsurprisingly, mimics the Obama approach of engagement and competition. In a speech at the State Department on February 4, the president said, “We’ll confront China’s economic abuses; counter its aggressive, coercive action; to push back on China’s attack on human rights, intellectual property, and global governance. But we are ready to work with Beijing when it’s in America’s interest to do so.” Biden later said that China should be prepared for “extreme competition” with the United States but explained that this did not mean “conflict.” Key Biden national security advisers Jake Sullivan and Kurt Campbell have in the past promoted a policy of “clear-eyed coexistence” with China. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Biden’s nominee for trade chief Katherine Tai, meanwhile, have labeled China both a competitor and a partner.
American Spectator     Mar 02, 2021

Bend to Xi: China Swabs State Department Officials

Politics

Visitors to China are expected to be tested for COVID-19 in this manner, which some say is a more accurate form of testing than using nasal swabs. While diplomats entering China are required to take a COVID-19 test, there is a provision that they are exempt from invasive rear-end tests.
American Spectator     Mar 02, 2021

Federal Election ‘Reform’ Threatens Anti-Fraud Efforts Across the Country

Politics

A month into a presidency that started with a contentious election, the House will soon begin consideration of election legislation that would do far-reaching damage to the integrity of America’s elections and Americans’ confidence in our government.
American Spectator     Mar 02, 2021

BDS Nigeria — And the Nazi Overtones in the UC Irvine Student Government

Politics

I have taught at UCI Law School for most years since 2014. If this article gets me canceled there as part of the cancel culture now dominating American universities, I … do … not … give … a … rat’s patootie. There comes a time when a person has to speak truth to power. That was the message of Mordechai the Jew to Queen Esther of Persia:
American Spectator     Mar 02, 2021

On Canceling Dr. Seuss

Politics

I am sad. Sad I am. I cannot read Green Eggs and Ham. The eggs, through green, were not free-range. And ham? Ask pigs. They think it’s strange. I thought the Cat was just a cat. Silly me, for thinking that. Turns out he’s gendered and oppressive. Do you, like me, find that excessive? His pencils (black) and paper (white) Let racial stereotypes take flight. We cannot read him at our school. We cannot fish McElligot’s Pool. The next time Horton Hears a Who It’s best that he keep quiet, too. If you, like me, find this absurd Let’s give these censors one small word Which, like a mis-shod shoe, should pinch: “Look in the mirror, see a Grinch!”
American Spectator     Mar 02, 2021

Thirty Percent of Young Liberals Now Identify as LGBT

Politics

The age difference is stark: while only 2 percent of Baby boomers identify as LGBT, that number increases to 15.9 percent — nearly one in six — among Gen Z adults, which includes people ages 18 to 23. Similarly, political affiliation has a strong correlation to LGBT identity. Thirteen percent of liberals identify as LGBT, while only 2.3 percent of conservatives do.
American Spectator     Mar 02, 2021

Joe’s Deportation Dereliction of Duty

Politics

Last week, U.S. District Court Judge Drew Tipton issued a preliminary injunction preventing the Biden administration from carrying out its 100-day “pause” on deporting aliens who have been issued a final order of removal, extending a temporary restraining order issued on January 26.
American Spectator     Mar 02, 2021

Cassidy v. Trump Isn’t Much of a Fight

Politics

Bill Cassidy was on the ballot in Louisiana last November just as President Trump was. Cassidy managed a similar percentage of the vote in the Bayou State that night — 59 percent to Trump’s 58 percent.
American Spectator     Mar 02, 2021

Trumpism Is Here to Stay

Politics

February has come and gone, and President Biden still has not delivered a State of the Union address. He spent the weekend cooped up in Delaware, remaining invisible, as is his wont. Meanwhile, all eyes were on Orlando on Sunday when former President Trump delivered his thundering CPAC address, which might as well have been the real State of the Union speech.
American Spectator     Mar 01, 2021

Breaking the Media’s Hypnotic Spell

Politics

Watching director and producer Robby Starbuck speak at CPAC 2021 last Friday, I had a major revelation, which had been percolating in my head for a year. The fundamental struggle of our time is not between Right and Left, right and wrong, or even good and evil, but between reality and mass hypnosis. But instead of the old swinging watch, the hypnotic subject stares at an electronic screen, where the mesmerists of the three media — news, entertainment, social — show him only what they want him to see and accept. They spread the lies that a man can mutilate himself and become a woman or that an unborn baby with a beating heart is merely a clump of cells. And if you question such things, you will be silenced. How else could the most successful president since Ronald Reagan be deemed by so many a stupid, racist, Russian apparatchik despite ample evidence to the contrary? While a deluded, doddering, decomposing ghoul gets accepted as a modern-day FDR, only with incoherent Fireside Chats?
American Spectator     Mar 01, 2021

Outlawing ‘Sexist’ Toy Displays: California’s Latest Loony Crusade

Politics

The Golden State once was known as a land of prosperity and opportunity. Its politics was mainstream. A majority of Californians voted for Ronald Reagan four times, twice for governor and twice for president. Alas, that California disappeared years ago. Today, with overwhelming Democratic political control, the state is an over-the-top, unredeemable people’s republic.
American Spectator     Mar 01, 2021

The Strangelove Letter: Even the Dems Don’t Want Biden Near Nukes

Politics

Last week 30 House Democrats wrote President Biden a letter asserting that the president shouldn’t have exclusive control over nuclear launch codes and that the authority to order a nuclear strike should be shared with the vice president and speaker of the House.
American Spectator     Mar 01, 2021

On ‘People of Color’ and ‘Systemic Racism’ — And Why I Am Sick of Hearing It

Politics

I understand, better than most, what prejudice is. When I was a boy, I went bowling with friends. Someone else put chewed gum on my seat as a practical joke. I did not see it, and I sat on it. It ruined my pants. It never came off. My parents’ finances were lower middle class, and they could not afford at that time to buy me new pants. As I stood up, with the chewing gum on my pants at the bowling alley, a laughing teenager from a few lanes over yelled, “Jew bastard!” I was maybe seven years old.
American Spectator     Mar 01, 2021

Derek Chauvin’s Trial: Countdown to a Kangaroo Court

Politics

On March 8, 2021, jury selection will begin in the trial of former Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Chauvin for the alleged murder of George Floyd, and the city and state governments are preparing for another round of violence, rioting, looting, and burning similar to that which followed Floyd’s death.
American Spectator     Mar 01, 2021