Links for 10-7-24
Dem priorities lie with illegal aliens
đŠ Yes, Democrats spent over $1,000,000,000 of the FEMA budget on illegal aliens. From: Washington Examiner Editorial Board. The Biden-Harris administration has made it clear where their priorities lie. Now it is time for voters to say if they agree
Victor Davis Hanson: Why the slow collapse of Harris-Walz won't stop before Election Day. From: Fox News. It's continued bad news for Harris-Walz, from the VP debates to the hurricane disaster response.
đ¤ Our âexpertsâ justify censorship of actual news with fake science to help Democrats. From: NY Post Editorial Board. Our âdisinformation expertsâ are at it again.
The right to speak evil. From: David Bell/Intellectual Takeout. Tyranny and pogroms thrive on one-way conversations.
𤏠Gavin Newsomâs homeless accountability veto. From: Wall Street Journal Editorial Board. Sunshine may be the best political disinfectant, unless you live in California where thereâs never accountability or transparency for government spending.
How red states are capitalizing on Californiaâs economic mistakes. From: Matt Mackowiak/Washington Examiner. The freedom to start a business and contribute to the common good should not be impossibly expensive.
đŻ Ports, automation, and progress. From: Tad DeHaven/CATO. Of the myriad issues that have been at play, it is the unionâs vehement opposition to any degree of automation that arguably deserves the most scrutiny.
Anthony Fauci, the nan who thought he was science. From: Jay Bhattacharya/Reason. On Call, Anthony Fauci's new memoir, can't disguise the damage caused by his COVID-19 policies.
đˇ Study confirms the truth about masks and children. From: Ian Miller/Brownstone Institute. Forcing anyone to mask, given the substantial and robust evidence base showing conclusively that masks donât work, was an indefensible policy decision. Government called this truth misinformation.
Trumping the media. From: Bill O'Reilly. When it comes to politics, the corporate media is Johnny One Note.
âď¸ Jack Smithâs âOctober Surpriseâ was not that surprisingâŚand that is the problem. From: Jonathan Turley/The Hill. The report had to be released now. It was never about anything other than election interference.
Media malfeasance and Hurricanes Katrina vs. Helene. From: Steve Cortez/X. A tale of two storms...
đ Itâs time to abolish FEMA. From: Paul Bosakowski/American Thinker. Remove the federal government from the picture except as the funding authority.
The paradox of âspeed kills.â From: Eric Peters Autos. This chasing of âspeedersâ by enforcers normally doubles the number of dangerous drivers on the road.