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14 Jul 2023
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#politics
The American Spectator: The Spectacle Ep. 35: Jonah Hill’s Ordeal and America’s Cultural Crackup
In this episode of The Spectacle podcast, Melissa Mackenzie and Scott McKay discuss conservative news and commentary. They touch on topics such as Jonah Hill's personal life and praise Joe Biden's assertiveness in sending cluster bombs to Ukraine. They also mention the success of Angel Studios and the downfall of Disney.
Newsbusters: MSNBC's Weissmann Admits: Secret Service Cocaine Probe Not Sufficient
The United States Secret Service's investigation into the bag of cocaine left in the West Wing is severely lacking, according to former FBI bureaucrat Andrew Weissmann. Weissmann criticized the Secret Service for not conducting thorough interviews or keeping potential evidence hidden. He believes that their mishandling of the investigation is giving Republicans ammunition to attack the Bidens.
The American Spectator: The Ludicrous Christopher Wray
FBI Director Christopher Wray denies FBI involvement in orchestrating violence at the Capitol on January 6. However, there is a long history of the FBI infiltrating and orchestrating violent acts under suspicion. Examples include an FBI informant in the Capitol breach and their role in the plot to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer. The media's dismissal of these claims as "conspiracy theories" ignores documented evidence of the FBI's actions.
Townhall: Who Are the Real Authoritarians?
Donald Trump is repeatedly linked to authoritarianism in the New York Times, despite his presidency advocating for smaller government. Trump supporters also have anti-government views. The court decisions made under his administration align with an anti-authoritarian approach.
The New York Times, once an impartial news source, has become aligned with the Democratic party and acts as the government's newspaper. It rarely publishes anything that would embarrass government institutions or officials. The Times has shifted from being a defender of freedom to a facilitator of authoritarian tendencies.
#society
Front Page Magazine: Why I Use the Phrase "Judeo-Christian"
The phrase "Judeo-Christian" is controversial and raises hackles among some readers. It has been called "dangerous" and a "linguistic battlefield." There is debate over its usage, with some claiming it is a "neo-fascist" phrase and others calling it a "dog whistle myth for the far right." The phrase originated in the early nineteenth century and has been used as a form of resistance against anti-Semitism and as a way to affirm shared religious values between Jews and Christians. However, in recent years, it has become criticized by some Jews and Christians, with some believing it erases the distinctiveness of Judaism or is uncool in Woke culture.
PJ Media: Ten Reasons Why Affirmative Action Died
The end of affirmative action was inevitable, as its intentions had gone terribly wrong. Supporters pushed for racial preferences and defined parity as absolute equality of result. Affirmative action was imposed on the back end, without addressing the need for early remediation in K-12 education. Class became meaningless, and the concept of privilege was distorted. Affirmative action supporters could not prove that racial prejudices didn't violate the spirit of the Constitution. The sins of prior generations were unfairly placed on their descendants, and there was no shared non-white victimhood. Affirmative action ended up discriminating against Asians, who were considered too successful. The consideration of race in admissions and employment was leading to a decline in meritocracy. The court finally ended this unconstitutional aberration.
#economy
Townhall: Electric Cars Are a Scam
The push for electric vehicles (EVs) is driven by government incentives and subsidies, not actual market demand or innovation in the automotive industry. The promises of EVs being more efficient and cost-effective are not supported by the reality of the current market, as carmakers continue to report significant losses on EV production. EVs remain a niche market for wealthy individuals, with the majority of tax credits for EVs going to high-income earners. The environmental benefits of EVs are also debatable, as their manufacturing process and reliance on fossil fuels for energy undermine their supposed eco-friendly image.
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Townhall: Pretending the Media 'Works Almost Entirely' for the Right
Media coverage of President Joe Biden is seen as unfair by Michael Tomasky, editor of The New Republic. Tomasky claims that the political press has a right-wing bias that works to the advantage of Republicans. He argues that the media culture should be more critical of Republicans and less critical of Democrats like Biden.