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Today’s protests have disturbing level of violence
Editors at the Washington Free Beacon assess a disturbing trend within today’s American political protests. The indictments brought in the Eastern District of Michigan last week against eight 20-somethings deeply involved in…
Freedom 250 event doesn’t hide Trump’s problems
Jeffrey Blehar writes for National Review Online about last weekend’s White House spectacle. This week we’re headed on down to that million-dollar bash, performing from inside a hastily erected Octagon to celebrate the…
Dissecting Democrats’ attack on billionaires
John Puri writes for National Review Online about a current obsession among leading national Democrats. Democrats have coalesced around a target to pile onto this election cycle: billionaires — plus the first-ever…
ActBlue probe highlights Democrats’ election hypocrisy
Editors at the New York Post highlight bad news for Democrats who complain about fair elections. Last week exposed the utter hypocrisy of Democrats who scream about “free and fair elections” and demand that we get dark money…
Media outlets show selective outrage over White House stunts
Brianna Lyman of the Federalist places the latest White House controversy in context. For weeks the propaganda press has been clutching their pearls about President Donald Trump’s decision to host a UFC event at the White…
Airbnb takes dubious political stances
Peter Hasson writes for the Washington Free Beacon about disappointing political choices from a major American company. Home rental giant Airbnb is silent after its chief legal officer, former Biden White House chief of staff…
Social Security insolvency creeps closer to reality
Editors at National Review Online explore the future of major American entitlement programs. Politicians in both parties have behaved as if old-age entitlement programs are infinitely sustainable and require no cost to…
Circumstances suggest deficit reduction could be on the way
Michael Strain ponders whether the normal democratic process can lead to a reduction in federal deficits. In Washington, analysts and politicians alike seem increasingly resigned to the idea that the only way the government…
Performance audits and other additions reinforce elections bill
House Bill 958, Election Law Changes, appeared to be moving quickly through the General Assembly last year. It featured a host of election reforms, as seen in John Locke Foundation reviews of the original bill and a later…
When Elite Journalists Fail Remedial Civics: The MSNBC Edition
In a single revealing moment on MSNBC, Katy Tur exposed the central fault line in American politics — not a gaffe about U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson, but a profound confusion about the foundation of the American regime…
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