It is disheartening to watch the digging in of heels by national media and other COVID cheerleaders when increasing numbers of physicians speak out against the “We’re all going to die!” narrative. Of course, to admit that the virus is highly treatable and is not an automatic death sentence might mean the country could get back to normal before the November elections.
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The New York Times Magazine’s dubious “1619 Project,” which promotes an unrecognizable premise that our country was founded to perpetuate slavery, might be coming to our children’s schools this fall. Even though the project has already been vigorously challenged by a host of Black historians and political scientists, those who hate America want this hatred to be an official part of American history curricula.
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One would think the hourly images of personal loss and property destruction across the United States the past few weeks would have rallied conservative leaders to rise in opposition to the anarchy. One would be wrong, however, because there has been nothing but silence — or an occasional platitude.
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Most Americans’ heads are spinning right now after watching the past three weeks of violence and destruction breaking out in cities across the land. The triggering event in Minneapolis was immediately and universally denounced, but the crisis could not be wasted by radicals on the Left.
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It often takes someone with experience outside the arena to accurately diagnose what is going on inside. Ileana Johnson Paugh escaped Communist Romania in the 1970s to come to the United States — a country that was free and civil, and where opportunities were limitless for those who sought them. Now, forty years later, she notes the unsettling similarities between the violence in our cities and the Nazis’ infamous Kristallnacht or “Night of Broken Glass”. The ideologies and left-wing mob tactics are the same; let us pray the results will be different.
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KSTP reporter Ben Henry interviewed Stephanie Wilford, a disabled woman who lives near the recent destruction. Wilford said she fears she will have nowhere to get her essentials in the midst of damage to her neighborhood as well as the shutdown of Metro Transit.
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An alarming movement that is gaining traction every day the country is shut down is to institute vote-by-mail for the 2020 elections. Attempting this on a national scale would be chaos, which is precisely the point.
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Editor’s Note: Contact tracing, a tool that is used in the public health arena for sudden disease outbreaks (think HIV and TB), has now taken
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The past four months have offered a disturbing look at how willingly American citizens have abandoned basic freedoms because federal and state governments have said so. The unprecedented orders to stop work, close schools, and seal church doors have prompted the most sudden capitulation to government overreach in the history of our country.
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In the search for a solution to COVID-19, several options have been mentioned that should alarm anyone who values personal privacy and data security. Contact tracing through “voluntary” DNA collection and even microchip implanting are being openly discussed, raising questions about citizens’ privacy rights.
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As Americans grow restless under what many describe as a coronavirus police state, it is critical that our yearning to return to normal not cause us to forget China — the fog over the origin of the virus, the monopoly on drugs and medical equipment, and the never-ending pronouncements of its innocence in all things suspicious.
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Hulu released the first three episodes of its series based around the failed ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment in the 1970s, “Mrs. America.” Central to the story is Phyllis Schlafly, the conservative icon (portrayed by Cate Blanchett) who rallied the nation’s housewives to stop the then invincible-seeming ERA.
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Editor’s Note: No one wants to be dismissive of the dangers of an unknown entity like COVID-19. Until more is known about it, common sense
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Emotions have run high against the Democrats’ brazen politicization of the federal COVID-19 assistance package. The progressives were not alone in contributing to the fiasco, however. Not only did Republicans allow many of the completely unrelated items to be included in the legislation, but they also rebelled at basic Constitutional requirements for passing such a huge spending bill.
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It is always wise for the right hand to have a clear view of what the left hand is doing, but dealing with a foe like Communist China requires special gymnastics. Going from stealth to outright hostility and back, the Communist Chinese work tirelessly to infiltrate our systems while trying to appear cooperative when it suits their purpose. Since everything is strategic, including the Chinese government’s varying responses to the coronavirus outbreak, it is critical that our nation’s leaders keep a close eye on that left hand.
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Editor’s Note: ar With more and more schools’ being closed for at least the next two weeks, many parents are concerned about what to do
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Reactions to the coronavirus (COVID-19) have created alarming ripple effects in ways that might not be apparent to many people unless someone thoughtfully points them out. No one wants to be dismissive of real health threats, but facts and clear thinking are important. Dr. Abdu Sharkawy, an Infectious Diseases Specialist at the University of Toronto, offers wise counsel in approaching this virus.
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“When you compare the two progressive impulses of our past, the 1930s New Deal, 1960s Great Society, which costs us more? … People think New Deal was so socialist, but Great Society costs us more,” says Amity Shlaes, author of the new book, “Great Society: A New History.”
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Wisconsin’s second-largest school district so far won’t back off a policy of keeping minor students’ transgender experimentation secret from their parents despite a new lawsuit.
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Since the New York Times’ 1619 Project was unveiled and put into schools last year, numerous distinguished historians have decried the inaccuracies and distortions of this version of our country’s founding.
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The transgender industry is doing everything it can to normalize extreme medical interventions as the appropriate way to deal with gender dysphoria and confusion. But what about those who have made the “transition” and now deeply regret it?
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The climax of “Created Equal: Clarence Thomas in His Own Words,” arrives when the venerable justice recalls the moment he learned his nomination to the Supreme Court was confirmed. Speaking very much “in his own words,” Thomas remembers thinking, “whoop-dee-damn-doo.”
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As the Senate begins its deliberations on the laughable Articles of Impeachment sent over from the House of Representatives, it is important to see this action for what it is: a partisan political rebuke of the millions of Americans who elected Donald Trump as President in 2016.
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Editor’s Note: The recent outpouring of love and support by Democrats and the mainstream media for a deceased Iranian madman probably tells us all we
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