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7 Sep 2023
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#politics
American Thinker: Conservatives must be honest with themselves
The conservative movement lost its way when it stopped questioning its own ideas and principles. The grand conservative movement of Ronald Reagan became a power-grab by lost men, resulting in the party becoming irrelevant. The first principle is that government should be controlled by the Rule of Law, not control the citizens. Every citizen has certain rights that come from divine decree. Both sides of the political spectrum have forgotten this principle and burden the individual with more laws, regulations, and taxation. The idea of Republicanism is that the individual decides what they want within the confines of the law. Our nation was formed as a constitutional republic and it's time to ask the hard questions and demand the right answers.
Fox News: KJP's 'insulting' excuse for Biden's odd exit, praying coach quits job after SCOTUS win and more top headlines
Fox News highlights various news stories, including issues with Biden's quick exit from a ceremony, a coach quitting after one game, bad news for Hunter Biden, the capture of a suspect in a sexual assault case, and Trump's response to firing Fauci. These stories are categorized under , , , and .
American Thinker: A 'gun registry' is leftist code speak for government control of personal property
Leftists are skilled in the art of lying and projecting their own faults onto others. They accuse the pro-freedom side of wanting to confiscate guns, even though it is something they themselves obsess over and actively work towards. Their ultimate goal is to gain total control and implement authoritarian measures.
#society
Liberty Nation: Losing Liberty in the Biden Empire
As American society obsesses over major contentious issues, the erosion of individual rights steadily progresses.
Forbes: Good Housing Policy Still Depends On Human Not Artificial Intelligence
AI won't save us or come up with better decisions. It's just a tool that's as good as the data and programming behind it. It can help analyze housing demand, assess creditworthiness, and improve transportation accessibility, but it's not offering groundbreaking insights. In the end, human experts like Christian Haas are more reliable in making housing and mobility decisions.
#economy
National Review: Flawed Fossil-Fuel ‘Subsidy’ Math
Global subsidies for fossil fuels reached $7 trillion in 2022, according to a working paper by economists. However, the paper is not peer-reviewed and does not represent the official views of the IMF. The authors conflate subsidies with externalities and fail to consider the benefits of fossil fuels, as well as explicit subsidies for renewables. The paper recommends a regressive carbon tax, neglecting the vast differences in energy needs between emerging and developed economies.
National Review: Bidenomics Beats Up America’s Farmers
Biden's new regulation on the H-2A visa program is causing problems for farmers as wages for seasonal agricultural workers skyrocket. The rule forces farmers to miscategorize employees and pay inflated wages, leading to financial losses and potential farm closures. Congress should pass the Farm Operations Support Act to reverse this rule and protect the H-2A program.
#history
Field & Stream: Q & A with Legendary Documentarian Ken Burns on His Latest Film 'The American Buffalo'
Ken Burns, America's leading documentary filmmaker, focuses on the story of the American buffalo in his latest documentary. The film explores the buffalo's history and its role in American culture, from the days before European contact to present-day conservation efforts. The film features interviews with authors and historians, uncovering fascinating tales from America's past.
#health
American Thinker: The COVID-19 Iron Curtain
Despite the lies and fear-mongering from the medical/pharma/government autocracy, a significant sector of the population continues to believe in their propaganda. The CDC warns of a new COVID variant, but masks and vaccines have proven to be ineffective. It is important to resist this tyranny and fight for the truth.
Flag And Cross: People With Respiratory Conditions At Greater Risk From Climate Change:
New research warns that people with respiratory conditions are at greater risk from climate change. Scientists are calling for lower limits on air pollution to reduce potential loss of life, particularly among the very young and the very old. The report highlights how climate change will exacerbate breathing difficulties for millions of people worldwide, especially babies, young children, and the elderly.
#sports
The Federalist: Creative NFL Coaches Can Make Running Backs Great Again
Fall marks the beginning of football season with the NFL resuming action. Speculation has centered around the diminishing value of running backs in pro football, leading to contract disputes between players and management. The league's preference for passing has caused teams to invest less in the running back position, opting for cheaper rookie deals instead. Running backs have formed a collective to challenge the status quo and shake up the league. Coaches who manage to build winning teams on the strength of the running game could lead to a shift in strategy and a resurgence for running backs.
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National Review: Pontormo’s Ghostly Paintings Come to Bowdoin College in Maine
A visit to the Bowdoin College Museum of Art reveals an exhibition of three monochromatic paintings by Jacopo da Pontormo. The museum also features a photography