by Craig Rucker
CFACT
“Americans must slash our energy use 87% and abandon limited government and our free economy if we are to live ‘sustainably’ and meet the goals of the Paris Climate Accord. That is according to a peer-reviewed study by five lead authors published June 29th in the journal Global Environmental Change,” according to CFACT.
“Radical resetters publish plan to wreck America and the free world” Read Full Article »
by Jason L. Riley
The Wall Street Journal
“A new book published by Robert Woodson’s ‘1776 Unites’ debunks the project’s dubious claims,” according to The Wall Street Journal
“Correcting 1619’s Falsehoods About the American Founding” Read Full Article »
by Steve Forbes
Fox Business
By advocating the U.S. drug companies give up their coronavirus vaccine patents, Biden may have deprived us of any ability to compete.
“Biden may have already bungled the next pandemic: Steve Forbes” Read Full Article »
by John Solomon
Just The News
“Robert Woodson says African-Americans fatigued by manufactured anger of ‘race grievance industry,” according to Just The News.
by Beth Van Duyne
Fox News
Liberal elitists enjoy the good life but demand you can’t have it.
by Stephen Moore
Washington Examiner
It could well be that America’s “last frontier” will be the front line in the battle against what the Founding Fathers feared most: the federal government they never intended.
“States fight back against Biden war on the West” Read Full Article »
by Bonner R. Cohen
Heartland Daily News
“The degree to which the Chinese government is determined to prevent the world from knowing the truth and the willing complicity of some in the West, such as a few members of the sham WHO ‘investigation team,’ in perpetuating such CCP obfuscation is the outrage of our century,” reports Bonner R. Cohen.
by Bonner R. Cohen
Heartland Daily News
“The CDC’s actions ‘resulted in a 1,600% inflation of current COVID-19 fatality totals,’ according to an analysis of the study by the watchdog group All Concerned Citizens, which was provided to National File,” reports Bonner R. Cohen.
“Study: Did CDC Inflate COVID-19 Death Numbers, Violate Federal Laws?” Read Full Article »
The Editorial Board
The Wall Street Journal
One of Chicago’s most noted schools, the University of Chicago, reaffirms its stand for free speech and opposition to safe zones. Its policy safeguarding the most fundamental right of American democracy should be a beacon for the more prevalent “weak sisters” of America’s faltering education community.
by Emily Bobrow
The Watt Street Journal
Humanities were once required by nearly all universities and colleges. The lack of this vital education is what is wrong with American public schools today — and what is essential for American education now.
by Daniel Turner
Human Events
City living has always been full of compromises. However, Daniel Turner writes, DC Mayor Bowser has broken the contract with folks like him and he is leaving.
by Heather Mac Donald
Imprimis of Hillsdale College
Absurd mismanagement of the coronavirus pandemic has led to crises that needn’t have occurred if more reasonable management had been exercised.
“Four Months of Unprecedented Government Malfeasance” Read Full Article »
by Tiana Lowe
Washington Examiner
Democrats want to make it more profitable for workers to stay home, suppressing the economy until after the election. They would rather play politics than help the country recover. Their motto seems to be “Pelosi and Party first”, “people in prosperity last”.
“CBO details the Democrats’ plan to depress the economy until the 2020 election” Read Full Article »
by Rebecca Klar
The Hill
“The Trump administration is awarding a $354 million four-year contract to a Virginia-based company to manufacture generic medicines and pharmaceutical ingredients needed to treat COVID-19, federal officials and the company announced Tuesday,” according to The Hill.
by J. Edward Moreno
The Hill
According to The Hill, “The White House is preparing to require that some essential drugs be made in the U.S. as the Trump administration tries to limit dependency on China for medical supplies, sources told CNBC.”
by Carl M. Cannon
Real Clear Politics
Timeline of excerpts from Real Clear Politics story shows how National liberals delayed and dissembled while Trump was taking meaningful action.
“Timeline of reactions by politicians and scientists to coronavirus in U.S.” Read Full Article »
by Keith Koffler
NBC News
NBC got it right, amazingly. April 21st story cuts through liberal bias on the pandemic to point out seven ways Trump is getting actions right: 1. He’s listening to experts. 2. He’s communicating with the nation. 3. He’s keeping federal power in check. 4. He’s trying to balance health and economic concerns. 5. He’s staying positive. 6. He’s helping the states. 7. He appointed Pence to lead the coronavirus task force.
by Tom Randall
Winningreen LLC
Chicago, 2020—In these days, when American history is taboo in many of our colleges and universities and misconstrued by the media, it’s easy to forget why our founders began leaving Europe 400 years ago. The process actually began in 1517, when a Catholic monk named Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses for reformation of the Church to a parish door in Wittenberg, Germany. He created more than one of the greatest religious schisms in history. In doing so, he also sowed the seeds of the greatest restructuring of society since folks began living in caves— the political reformation. After all, many began to think, if Luther was right that we are all equal in the eyes of God, and He …
RealClearPolitics
According to RealClearPolitics, “[Governor] Cuomo [NY] could have purchased the additional 16,000 needed ventilators for $36,000 apiece or a total of $576 million in 2015. It’s a lot of money but less than the $750 million he threw away on a boondoggle ‘Buffalo Billion’ solar panel factory.”
by Tom Randall
Winningreen LLC
CHICAGO—The Remington Model 550 hangs, innocently enough, on my office wall above my Dad’s old desk. It would be vilified by today’s liberals. It’s chambered for quite common but very high velocity ammunition. The magazine holds fifteen rounds of the stuff. The flawless action is semi-automatic. Most damning, if the liberals could comprehend their own false phobias, is that it is styled after the most famous military arm of its day, perhaps of all time, the M1 Garand rifle, the most ubiquitous weapon of WWII. I bought it with saved-up lawn-mowing money when I was 13years old. Rather than a device to be feared, it was a young boy’s pride and joy. Many mornings I would load it while sitting …