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NYT: 1/17/17
You can’t make up such levels of hagiography. Yes, that’s John ‘Lewith’ holding hands with him to the left, with Rev Al on the right, looking over Zero’s shoulder to make sure the cameras catch him. The Struggle Continues!
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Zero Hour
With Zero having less than a week left in office, the MSM (CNN specials! NYT profiles!) are in overdrive trying to permanently orient him as being some kind of ‘great’ President… or something. (“Obama’s Secret to Surviving the White House … Continue reading
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EKG on CGI
From The Daily Caller: The Clinton Foundation announced it’s laying off 22 staffers on the Clinton Global Initiative, keeping with a plan to deal with the negative spotlight put on the organization during former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign. Fox adds: The Clintons … Continue reading
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AmRen & Coulter
Jared Taylor has announced that American Renaissance will now be running columns by Ann Coulter. (The first such column is “Tips For Hate-Crime Hoaxers”.) I’m not sure how these things work, but I’m guessing AmRen can only do this if … Continue reading
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Farewell to the Farewell Address
The messianic adulation The Organizer received last night, before/during/after his ‘Farewell Address’, puts on clear display the mess the Democratic Party finds itself in: They have no bench. BO’s ascendancy and reign was a political outlier, having less to do … Continue reading
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On Future Automation
First, it was Blue Collar workers whose occupations were susceptible to outsourcing and the first waves of manufacturing automation, just as they were (and are) susceptible to high levels of illegal immigration. But these Blue Collar workers were (and still … Continue reading
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The Acceleration of Identity Liberalism
Rod Dreher’s piece on “The Left’s Identity Politics Poison” provides some examples of how Identity Politics is causing the Left to ‘eat their own’, so to speak. He points to “The Left’s Toxic Identity Obsession”, a JAPCAT article in Commentary … Continue reading
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Durbin v. Sessions
In the Jeff Sessions hearing today, Dick Turbin tried somehow characterize enforcing existing immigration law as… racist or something. Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions told the Senate Tuesday morning that voters believe immigration policy should prioritize the needs of American workers. … Continue reading
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The Resurrection
The Pig Painting is back: According to a report, the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) intends to sponsor a ceremony in the U.S. Capital to re-hang the offensive, anti-cop painting depicting police as pigs. Members of the Caucus are insisting that … Continue reading
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Beck’s Journey Towards Obscurity
Gregory Hood writes on the arc of Glenn Beck’s career, from rising star of the implicitly-white Tea Party to his decline and fall into Cuckservativism if not outright liberalism.