Links for 3–21-24

young should care about gov’t debt

🤬 Young people aren’t nearly angry enough about government debt. From: Laura Williams/AIER. Young people typically support more government intervention, more spending programs, and more of every other burden that has resulted in such untenable economic circumstances.

"This is an attack on America": Kevin O'Leary blasts Letitia James for possible seizure of Trump assets.” From: Zero Hedge. Forget about Trump. Do you think this is good for business in New York?"

🚩 Eat the rich: Warren plan would impose wealth tax, captivity tax, and $100 Billion for increasing tax audits. From: Jonathan Turley. The wealth tax is back.

John Stossel: '15 days to slow the spread.’ From: Creators. Days turned into months and then years, while officials chipped away at our freedoms.

⭐️ Ridiculing liberty. From: Eric Peters Autos. There was a time when many Americans admired people who weren’t servile. Some still do.

The Supreme Court hints it may give away our free-speech rights in social-media-censorship case. From: Benjamin Weingarten/NY Post. Outside the Supreme Court, a crowd in shirts reading “Speak your mind, stand your ground” and others hoisting signs with messages like “Fauci lied.”

🤐 The Supreme Court should reject clandestine government censorship of online speech. From: Jacob Sullum/Reason. The Biden administration’s social media meddling went far beyond "information" and "advice."

Judge McAfee ruling is the latest blow to public trust in government. From: Greg Salsbury/American Thinker. In a decision that stated facts and then reached conclusions unsupported by those facts, the judge again showed that we Americans have no reason to trust the government.

👉 Government’s ‘thinly veiled’ social-media censorship. From: Wall Street Journal. Biden officials weren’t merely trying to persuade tech platforms to take down Covid posts.

Credit applications surge as Americans scramble for cash to make ends meet. From: Will Kessler/Daily Caller News. In February, the percentage of Americans applying for credit in the past year reached its highest point since October 2022.

📌 SHORT: Greg Gutfeld - Dems are Losing Men