Donāt trust the government. Not with your privacy, property or your freedoms. From: John & Nisha Whitehead/Rutherford Institute. Public trust in the government to ādo what is rightā understandably remains at an all-time low.
š© The dangerous reinterpretation of freedom. From: Barry Brownstein/AIER. Reasonable people might be concerned about whether most Americans grasp the true meaning of freedom.
These four things are behind the totalitarianism we are witnessing. From: Michael Shellenberger/Public. It's taken us a year and half to understand what's happening. But we think we finally get it now.
š¤ Censorship for profit. From: Ashley Rindsberg/Pirate Wires. Inside the quietly growing industry of companies dedicated to fighting āmisinformation,ā ādisinformation,ā and ānarrative attacks,ā whose primary customers are western governments and global brands.
Poll: Over a quarter of Democrats approve of Trump assassination, over half donāt see need for increased security. From: Ben Bartee/Armageddon Prose. 28% of Democrats who say that America would have been better off if Trump had been assassinated. Another 24% of Democrats were not sure.
š® Mass immigration is destroying the American nation. From: John Daniel Davidson/The Federalist. We argue about illegal immigration, but we should be arguing about assimilation and what it means to be a nation.
The philosophy that framed the Constitution. From: Dan Sanchez/Libertarian Institute. The Constitution is as misunderstood by the American public as ever. The education establishment bears a big part of the blame for this plight. But another culprit is mainstream media.
š¤„ Media push misleading crime stats to protect Democrat narrative. From: John R. Lott Jr./Real Clear Politics. The latest data released last Thursday from the DofJās National Crime Victimization Survey reveal a sharp increase in violent crime under the Biden-Harris administration compared to when Trump left office.
āA better deterrenceā: Hillary Clinton calls for the arrest of Americans spreading disinformation. From: Jonathan Turley. The interview was chillingly consistent with Clinton long antagonism toward free speech.
š¤ Hillary Clinton, queen of disinformation, issues two-faced call for censorship. From: James Bovard/NY Post. āDisinformationā is often simply the lag time between the government pronouncing something a falsehood and the government getting debunked.
The green agenda would punish lower-income households the most, environmentalists admit. From: James Lynch/National Review. āThere is no hiding the fact that the climate agenda will substantially raise energy costs and have a devastating impact on household income.ā
š Biden-Harris price controls causing senior drug prices to skyrocket. From: Martin Hoyt/Real Clear Health. If thereās one axiom, we all know about Washington, D.C., is that itās full of well-intentioned policies and unintended (read: harmful) consequences.
Harris says authorities can āwalk intoā homes and inspect guns. From: Daily Wire News. Harris' remarks were circulated by the National Rifle Association and the Trump campaign.
šÆ Trump made them do it. From: Heather MacDonald/City-Journal. The New York Times finds victim-blaming repellentāexcept when the victim is the former president.
A movie mirrors the stranger-than-fiction reality of civil asset forfeiture. From: Jacob Sullum/Creators. The outrageous seizure at the center of 'Rebel Ridge' resembles real-life cash grabs.