Thu Jan 21, 2021 AT 10:40 AM EST
Although Chris Wallace of Fox News declared that Biden’s inaugural speech was “the best inaugural address I ever heard” in 60 years, I have to admit to being less charmed. His slurred delivery, banal repetition, and vicious edge just didn’t work for me. What can I say? I wasn’t his target audience.
First, lest you doubt me, Chris Wallace really did go all fan girl on Biden. Mind you, we all saw this coming when he moderated the first debate. Wallace doesn’t like Donald Trump and, in the last year, he stopped trying to hide it. Read Full Story
- The Hill: Biden Seeks to Immediately Turn Page From Trump Era
- Washington Examiner: Biden Orders ‘Immediate Pause’ on All Border Wall Construction
- Townhall: First Duty of the Press: Make It About Race
- Axios: Tech Companies Worry About Becoming Targets
- The Washington Times: Trump Terrorizes the Swamp: ‘We Will Be Back . . .’
Tue Jan 19, 2021 AT 11:52 AM EST
Let us begin with this fact: The left always suppresses speech. Since Vladimir Lenin and the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia in 1917, there has been no example of the left in control and not crushing dissent.
That is one of the important differences between liberal and left: Liberalism and liberals believe in free speech. (The present leftist threat to freedom in America, the greatest threat to freedom in American history, is made possible because liberals think they have more to fear from conservatives than from the left. Liberals do not understand that the left regards liberals as their useful idiots.)
The left controls universities. There is little or no dissent allowed at universities.
The left controls nearly every “news” medium. There is little or no dissent in the mainstream media — not in the “news” sections and not in the opinion sections.
The left controls Hollywood. No dissent is allowed in Hollywood. Read Full Story
- The Washington Times: Trump Admin Finalizes ‘Fair Access’ Banking Rule
- Washington Examiner: Capitol Siege Spurs Debate Over Permanent Fencing
Fri Jan 15, 2021 AT 5:55 PM EST
The Republican Study Committee (RSC) is taking aim at election integrity in the “Save Democracy Act,” endorsed by the committee and cosigned by 30 GOP members. The legislation tackles three areas related to voter integrity, including voter registration, ballot casting, and ballot tabulation. The RSC, led by Chairman Jim Banks, hopes to renew Americans’ faith in election security from a legislative standpoint.
“The Republican Study Committee formally endorses the Save Democracy Act that would ensure free and fair federal elections in 2022, 2024, and the years to come. It is our duty to protect and uphold the democratic process and restore public trust in our election system,” the committee’s membership said in a release. Read Full Story
- Washington Examiner: Uneasy Quiet Descends on DC, Congress Ahead of Inauguration
- The Hill: GOP Divided Over Liz Cheney’s Future
- The Washington Free Beacon: Liberal Education Group Uses Capitol Riots to Push Reparations
- PJ Media: New Migrant Caravan Forming in Honduras. Expect Many More.
- American Thinker: Cancel Us at Your Own Risk
