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27 Aug 2023
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#politics
The American Spectator: More Mush From the President
A cartoon depicts President criticizing the media for spreading biased information.
Townhall: Democrats And The Hitler Lie
Democrats have been calling their political opponents "Hitler" as an insult, but it's a lie. Hitler and other dictators were actually on the political left. Progressives want big government and limited individual liberty, leading to a totalitarian regime. Conservatives want small government and more personal liberty. The left demands conformity of thought, while the right values individual freedom. It's time to acknowledge the truth and see the Democrats' actions in a new light.
#society
Townhall: Why Are City Officials Squashing Christian Ministries?
LGBTQ+ activists target Christian ministry in Myrtle Beach. City leaders urged to stand with Ground Zero.
Fox News: On this day in history, August 27, 1963, civil rights pioneer W.E.B. Du Bois dies at age 95
: W.E.B. Du Bois, activist and pioneer of civil rights, died on Aug. 27, 1963, in Accra, Ghana at age 95. Born in Massachusetts, he was the first African American to earn a PhD from Harvard University and co-founded the NAACP. Du Bois's work included advocating for full equality for African Americans and conducting groundbreaking sociological research. In his later years, Du Bois moved to Ghana to work on an encyclopedia of the African diaspora. He passed away the day before the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom.
#economy
Townhall: Sweden Has a Long History as a Pioneer of Capitalism
According to a survey, Sweden has strong support for the market economy and capitalism, with pro-market statements receiving higher approval than pro-state statements. While support for capitalism declined when the word "capitalism" was used, Sweden still had higher support for capitalism compared to other European countries. The country has a history of limited government and decentralization, with a significant influence from Adam Smith's ideas. Sweden is currently ranked among the top ten most market-oriented economies in the world, with its score in the Index of Economic Freedom steadily increasing over the years.
#religion
The American Spectator: The Upcoming Synod on Synodality: A Bishop’s Thoughts
Bishop Strickland urges Catholics to hold true to the doctrines of the Catholic faith amidst the introduction of heterodox ideology in the Synod on Synodality. He emphasizes the importance of the Catholic Church as the sole provider of Christ's truth and salvation. Strickland also highlights the significance of the Eucharist, the sacraments, the sacrament of Matrimony, and the nature of human personhood. He cautions against condoning sexual activity outside of marriage and rejects the concept of universalism. Lastly, he encourages embracing redemptive suffering as a means of drawing closer to Christ.
#crime
Fox News: Chicago teacher charged with attempted production of child porn after he was found with minor at Miami airport
A Chicago private school teacher was arrested at Miami International Airport with a 17-year-old Argentinian boy. The teacher was charged with attempted production of child pornography.
#other
The American Spectator: Trump Battles the Corrupt Governing Class in Court
In biblical times, Jephthah was an outcast who became a war leader and saved his people. Similarly, "savior generals" throughout history were unconventional leaders who won battles but faced hardships afterward. Donald Trump, like Jephthah and these generals, was an outsider who won against all odds in 2016, but his success has since waned. Now, Trump's battle lies in the courts, fighting against the perversion of American government and the criminalization of political opposition. Though his personal flaws may hinder him, Trump's fight is crucial for preserving democracy and free speech.