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Monthly Archives: January 2020
Pro Choice for Abortion Rights but not for School
Progressives like to brag about being pro choice. They are anything but. For progressives the word “choice” is simply code for abortion on demand. It has nothing to do with expanding consumer choice. And when it comes to school choice … Continue reading
Posted in Policy, Politics
Tagged choice, Elizabeth Warren, hypocrisy, politics, Reason Foundation, School Choice, Vouchers
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Bernie Sanders in Moscow
This Post Compliments of Twitter Click on this link to see the video.
The March for Life
Thousands, probably tens of thousands, came from all over the country to bear witness to the continuing atrocity of the U.S. abortion regime. They were mostly young and mostly female. Their presence and the message they carried spoke truth to … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Policy, Politics
Tagged abortion politics, march for life, pro life, RBG, right to life, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, unborn children
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Comrade Sanders Surges in Poll
The latest CNN poll, released today, has Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders statistically tied in the race for the Democratic nomination. (The CNN story is at this link). While not all that surprising, it seems to reflect the alienation of … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged Bernie Sanders, Communism, Democratic Party, politics, Poll, President Trump, primary, Reason Foundation, Reason Magazine, Senator Sanders, Socialism
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The Food Police
John Stossel video on the food police. JFB
Bernie Sanders–Folk Artist
The Iowa primary is only 3 weeks away and there is a real possibility that Bernie Sanders, a self-proclaimed Socialist, will win and put himself in position for a serious shot at the Democratic nomination. This is a guy who … Continue reading
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Tagged Bernie Sanders, Folk Album, Iowa Primary
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Jordan Peterson Discusses Meeting a Serial Killer
In this short video that bete noire of the left, Psychologist Jordan Peterson, discusses an occasion on which he met a serial killer and the self-reflection it inspired. For those with open minds it is worth considering, especially for what … Continue reading
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Tagged civilization, Human Nature, Jordan Peterson, Psychology
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Social Justice Warriors
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Tagged Free Speech, John Stossel, Jordan Peterson, Social Justice
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Seriously?
When listening to politicians speak it is always entertaining to observe the high opinion they have of themselves. The latest entry in the comic book hero series comes from none other than Nancy Pelosi, Speaker of the House. Toward the … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged Bill Clinton, Democrats, Hillary Clinton, Impeachment, Pelosi, Schumer, Senate, Soleimani, Trial, Washington DC
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On Iran
In the aftermath of the strike ordered by President Trump that killed Iranian Quds Force Major General Soleimani there has been a furious reaction by progressives who are always furious about something. But complaints have also been registered by the … Continue reading
Posted in Policy, Political Philosophy, Politics
Tagged assassination, Iran, Iraq, Middle East, Quds, Soleimani, Trump
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