The New York Times launched the 1619 Project last year with an ambitious aim: To “reframe” American history, portraying 1619 as the year of America’s “true founding.” However, after a barrage of criticism from scholars on both sides of the political spectrum, the 1619 Project started to let some air out of the balloon. Without issuing any correction or clarification, the Times quietly removed the reference to 1619 as the year of America’s true founding.
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First Presidential Debate Between Trump and Biden; Supreme Court Nominee Hearing Schedule Likely to Be Announced Next Week; Senate Judiciary Hearing on Crossfire Hurricane Trump Investigation; White House Spokeswoman Promises Health Care Plan Rollout Next Week; Violent Protests Surrounding the Death of Breonna Taylor Likely to Spread
Why the ‘Biden Rule’ Doesn’t Apply in 2020; The Kamala Threat — the Californiaization of America; Biden’s Weakness Among Hispanics Is Not His Fault. It’s Trump’s.; What’s Needed for Health Care Reform: Personalized Care That Puts You and Your Doctor in Charge; U.S. Household Net Worth Spikes, Surpassing Pre-Pandemic Peak
I want to let you know that I’m beginning to work on the question of Hunter Biden making money in Ukraine and China. He has maybe made millions of dollars out of China via investments worth more than a billion dollars of Chinese money. He has undoubtedly made hundreds of thousands of dollars out of Burisma, the corrupt gas company in Ukraine.
Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) is a moderate, someone with a practical, bipartisan approach to politics. At least that’s what the media tells us.
This is what Klobuchar thinks about the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg and President Trump’s intent to replace Ginsburg on the Supreme Court: “Literally, our democracy is at stake.”
In other words, the American experiment in self-government is on the brink of collapse. How our republic, the strongest and wealthiest country in history, was only being held up by a single 87-year-old woman, Klobuchar does not say.
President Trump has already earned a remarkable number of historic achievements as a candidate and as president. For a man who ran to change the direction of government, he has succeeded more than any analyst would have thought possible.
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GOP Has Good Chance of Scoring Trump and Senate Upsets in Minnesota; Whoops — We Found 1,666 Ballots; Consigning Republicans to the Political Wilderness; Trump Deserves the Nobel Prize; Education Department Opens Investigation Into Princeton University After President Deems Racism ‘Embedded’ in the School
A must-listen! Kevin McCarthy takes a closer look at the famous portrait of Washington crossing the Delaware. His insight is powerful and inspirational on a historical message relevant to our continued commitment to our incredible country.
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What’s so cowardly about Biden’s conduct is that he sits back and attacks his opponent without offering any alternative way of dealing with the coronavirus. And the complicit media trying to get him elected doesn’t challenge him. Biden has never been pushed to say specifically what he would have done differently than President Trump.
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The passing of Ruth Bader Ginsburg will be a complicated moment and changes the presidential and senatorial campaigns’ focus. If the president nominates somebody who is both conservative and Catholic (Amy Coney Barrett, for example, fits both of those criteria) how will the Democrats react? And given Kamala Harris’s hostility to Catholicism, as I pointed out in my newsletter a while back, she is clearly the most anti-Catholic bigot to be nominated by a major party in modern times. That could change a lot of dynamics in the next few days.
This year, as we exit a summer marked by racially charged protests and riots throughout the country, the NFL was pressured by left-leaning activists and organizers to show its support to the wave of anarcho-progressivism sweeping the country.
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During the softball game of the century, Democratic nominee Joe Biden took on wave after wave of questions from an overwhelming Democratic audience in Moosic, PA, last Thursday night. He hardly broke a sweat. For those few who put up a relatively stiff, albeitbrief, resistance, Biden was able to win over these outliers with his “folksy banter.” The disarming of his opposition was especially made easy given the fact that he had met with some of them in the past. This was the case for retired police chief and Wilkes-Barre Councilman Bill Barrett, who tried to push Biden on his stance on Law-and-Order but was instead initially greeted with, “Chief, didn’t I meet you when you were Chief?” (00:05:20). Even with an easy line-up of questions, Biden still managed to ensnare himself in a series of missteps.
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