Year: 2021
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Law and Government
Add randomly-selected house to legislatures to protect ordinary people
All states except for Nebraska currently have two houses in their state legislature, both elected by state voters. Although these…
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Media
If only FB cared as much about child trafficking as they did their ‘extremist’ narrative
'The social media giant has begun serving prompts to some users in the US asking that very question, a company…
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Law and Government
Despite own earlier warnings against big July 4 celebrations, Biden to host 1,000 at WH
The White House concedes that it has fallen short of Biden’s 'goal of partially vaccinating 70 percent of American adults…
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Unyielding
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Business
‘Picking winners and losers’: How Congress’s antitrust legislation avoids regulating some Big Tech
'This, by design, is Congress deciding who gets punished and who’s favored.'
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Entertainment
Biden attempts to riff on Reagan’s ‘morning in America,’ produces nonsense
This is not the first time Biden has botched a Reagan quote.
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Politics
Democratic former senator’s Jan 6-themed plan for July 4, and ‘every Fourth of July going forward’
Planning a two-minute hate for the 4th of July.
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Social Issues
After teens named Alexa get teased, parents demand Amazon change name of voice assistant
I just hope for the sake of the child who legally changed her name is that her new name is…
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Politics
Kamalagate: Biden’s threat to fire any staffer who is disrespectful to a colleague hasn’t aged well
The promise was put to the test within days.
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Unyielding
Open thread (7/2/21)
Just when we fear we’re running out of material for the latest comic relief, Joe Biden or someone in his…
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Politics
Debt-laden Stacey Abrams purchased two homes worth $1.4 million in last two years
How DO politicians keep doing this?
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Politics
U.S.’s first black billionaire calls for $14T in reparations — and wants his own check, too
'Reparations had two components: The first was atonement, and the other was monetary. With no doubt whatsoever, it was supposed…
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Unyielding
Gwen ‘know-your-history’ Berry has some questions about her own history to answer
History. If you know your history you’d know the full song of the national anthem.
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Politics
Joe Biden, ever the jokester, takes gratuitous shot at Chicago while in Wisconsin
I don’t know why you’d go to Chicago, but...
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Law and Government
Asking the right questions about the monitoring of Tucker Carlson
Getting the story straight, one iteration at a time.
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Foreign Affairs
In midst of border crisis House Dems propose defunding immigration enforcement agencies
The bill, which makes appropriations for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), allocates $14.1 billion in net funding to Customs and…
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Economy
Socialist leanings, lax work ethic: A vexing youth recipe
I joke, but our nation can only remain a superpower when every citizen knows what is expected of him or…
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Law and Government
Marie Harf proves she is the ‘perfect Democrat’
'I’m going to wear a mask on a plane for the rest of my life, even if I don’t have…
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Media
Survey: America ranks last in public trust for its news media
Reuters attributed the lack of trust to an array of problems, including the coronavirus pandemic and the decline of local…
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Foreign Affairs
In Oval Office meeting, Biden at sea when discussing today’s Syrian airstrikes
Notice that even with notes in front of him, he can't get the simple facts straight as to whom the…
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Law and Government
‘Peaceful protest’ or insurrection? Climate activists block all entrances to White House
The line between peaceful protest (as outlined by the First Amendment) and riot was blurred.
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Law and Government
Tucker Carlson: ‘Whistleblower’ advised him NSA monitoring his comms, admin seeks to take him off air
Straightening out some terms for better understanding.
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Sports and Culture
Olympic hammer thrower visibly angry she had to endure national anthem at Olympic trials
Her demeanor — hand on hip, smug expression — says it all.
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Media
Sex trafficking victims can sue Facebook for damages, Texas court rules
'More than 45 million photos documenting child sexual abuse were posted on popular social media platforms in 2018.'
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Politics
Look who’s talking: Al Gore urges Donald Trump to ‘acknowledge reality’
One of the Democrats' favorite pastimes since the election is to commiserate over Trump's refusal to accept reality, which they…
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Law and Government
Keith Ellison hopes Chauvin ‘takes time to learn something about man whose life he took’
Since Thursday, when ex-Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin learned the penalty he would pay for his crime, a number of…
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Unyielding
Move over, Waldo. Time to play ‘Where’s Kamala?’
LU contributor Ben Bowles has already commented on Kamala Harris's curious presence in the background whenever her boss addresses a…
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Law and Government
Report: Biden BLM nominee’s delayed cooperation set back eco-terrorism probe; top senator wants her withdrawn
Misleading testimony, again.
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