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California Gov. Gavin Newsom takes your federal tax COVID-19 rescue dollars, and gives $5.2 billion to landlords and bankers under the guise of rent relief for low income folks. In fact, the state didn't need a pandemic bailout at all. It's running a surplus and Newsom is committed to giving it all away (and more) during his recall election.
This state needs a man with a mission. I know just the guy.
Operation Barbarossa, launched 80 years ago this week by the Nazi Germans against the Soviet Union with a force of nearly 4 million men, was in many ways "the worst thing that ever happened." With massive brutal savagery on a scale never see before or after, millions fell to terror, weapons, fire and starvation. Will we really "never see the like of it again"?
The movie 'Crimson Tide' illustrates the mastery of story that Progressives have used to transform our country — even when the audience doesn't know what it all means — it can still have the ring of truth. Bill Whittle demonstrates how conservatives to can ensure their ideas about voting rights, voter ID and election integrity are not just true, but have the ring of truth.
Aduhelm sparks controversy as a therapy drug for Alzheimer's patients that attacks amyloid plaques in the brain, and slows the decline of memory and problem-solving by about 25% over time. It's not a cure, and it can't even restore lost mental capabilities. Now that the FDA has fast-tracked approval, should American taxpayers cover the $56,000/year per patient cost for relative minor results?
The less likely you are to die of COVID-19, the more likely you are to be afraid of it. In this episode of the Firewall, Bill Whittle explains the source of this historically-bizarre fear ratio.
RIP Medical Debt gives $278 million to a chain of hospitals to wipe out the overdue medical debt of some 82,000 former patients — most of whom would have qualified for the hospital's own indigent patient relief plan. Is it a good idea to give charity money to corporations, rather than to the people who incurred the debt? How is it possible that so many people didn't know about, or failed to complete applications for, the hospital's own plan designed to avoid driving people to the poor house?
Real confidence is grounded in honesty, and a humble ability to learn from your failures to become attractive and strong. It's a character component in short supply today.
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From the Wuhan Institute of Virology lab leak to hydroxychloroquine to the "find the votes" quote, journalist attacks against former President Donald Trump have begun to fall to the facts. Will we soon hear a media mea culpa?
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Julia Louis-Dreyfus has met her match with this latest Veep, as Kamala Harris gets a series of doomed assignments from President Biden. It's funny in a sick sort of way.
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Toxic masculinity is the term the Left uses to lump all men in with abusers, rapists and murderers. But a real man is as non-toxic as a person can be. He represents a much larger group in the population, and Progressives don't want you to see him.
Some Apple employees prefer to continue the COVID-19 work protocol — doing it from a spare bedroom — even as Apple brass wants them back at the spaceship office complex in Cupertino. A note from an anonymous employee indicates that Apple's super-sensitive leadership may be using the same old-time manipulation techniques used by less progressive firms.
A ProPublica story about the low (or $0) tax bills paid by Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Warren Buffett other billionaires, comes from what the nonprofit newsroom calls a "The Secret IRS Files". The IRS probes how ProPublica got the "trove of never-before-seen records." Should conservatives be more concerned with the violation of these billionaire's privacy, or the prospect that they pay almost no income tax on their massive earnings?
If you pay attention to news and politics, you'd think life is nothing but The Rolling Stones' chorus, "I can't get no satisfaction." But that's not how it is for everybody. In a world of whiners, some people find a way to joy. Drop a comment below to share what gives you satisfaction.
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Just-In-Time (J.I.T.) inventory management was a revolution for business, but when COVID-19, and its attendant government-mandated shutdowns hit, J.I.T. pipelines collapsed. Nearly every industry has been punished by its reliance on cheap, reliable transportation to get parts to the factory as they're needed. Will consumers pay for a return to inventory stockpiling practices of the past that drives up the cost of everything?
Boredom with the 'dog days of summer' means that riot season is right around the corner. What is it about large groups of people that allows them to be set off on the path of violence by a few provocateurs? And where are the handful of heroes we need to restore civility to our civil dialogue?
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Employees of Google, Facebook and other big tech firms collude with BDS and Hamas cover organizations to end Cloud computing contracts with Israel. Do they have a right to their free speech and activism?
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China develops a mass mood ring — emotional surveillance tech that knows how each individual feels. What can you do when your own government can see inside your heart?
As young men chase after what women want, and behave according to the models they see in the pop culture, women turn away. Manhood is being confident in your actual self. That's what women find attractive. How authenticity and comfort in your own skin transforms a young man into a magnet for women, and leadership opportunity.
