Will the New York Times Screech ‘Racist and Sexist’ at Kamala’s Critics Again?
The Times’ Erica Green hailed Harris while accusing the GOP of, you guessed it, “racism and sexism.”
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Unelected Technocrats Are Now the Chief Executives
Her “base” is the technocracy itself. Under these conditions, Harris is likely to do as she is told, and that’s just how the deep state likes it.
Why the Elites Hate Trump
Trump terrifies the elite because they know communism isn’t the end of history. God will start walking again, and when He does they will be desperate to grasp onto His coattails.
Exit Stage Far-Left: the Aftermath
Perhaps the most notable takeaway from this clearly historic event is that the Democratic Party could be on a collision course with its own voter base and the issue of just how democratic it really is.
How Political Theater Helps the Deep State Stay in Power
If there is to be any hope of restoring our freedoms and reclaiming control over our government, it will rest not with the politicians but with the people themselves.
One Con Job after Another
For all their blatherskite about “saving democracy”, the Democrats are stomping all over it.
I Got It Wrong...
I thought Biden would hold on despite all the issues. A few quick reflections - in these early hours - on what has happened and what may happen.
So, Why Wouldn’t Joe Go?
Let us consider in a sober and academic way 16 of the most-likely reasons.
The Pandemic Response Was the Turning Point
Where does this leave us? It means that accountability is highly unlikely.
Biden Withdraws From Race, Endorses Harris
Minutes after announcing his withdrawal on X, Biden endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris for the top of the ticket.
The Economic Folly of a Carbon Tax
Placing high costs on consumers based on unsettled science and unpredictable economic impacts is not a prudent policy approach.
Presidential Candidates Used to Be Picked by Party Conventions
Had the old system been in place this year, there’s a chance that the Democrats might have avoided their current predicament.
The Fault Lines from Washington Are Felt around the World
From free speech to NZ politics, events in Washington are reverberating around the world.
A Historical View of Today’s Political Theater
It wasn’t until the first-ever televised presidential debate occurred between John F Kennedy and Richard Nixon in 1960 that the idea of face-to-face debates became a common thing.
