Radical progressive politicians like NY Gov. Katyh Hochul have enabled criminals for years, and now that Americans are irate over the crime and homelessness in their streets, Hochul & Co. are desperately attempting to put the genie back in the bottle. But, at City Journal, Dorothy Moses Schulz explains that Hochul's efforts are "security theater." She writes: New York is abuzz with media coverage of a horrifying incident on a Brooklyn subway train. One male rider provoked another, screaming threats and invective. He began attacking the man before the two were separated by some other … [Read more...]
TUCKER EXPLAINS: Rand Paul and the Plan to Ban TikTok
In an interesting and educational segment, Tucker Carlson and Sen. Rand Paul discuss the plan to ban TikTok or force it to change ownership and the implications that could have on free speech in the future. Watch: The people who’ve handed our country to China are banning TikTok to protect you from China? Probably not. So what’s really going on? Rand Paul joins us to explain. pic.twitter.com/XRe7fvqoOw — Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) March 14, 2024 … [Read more...]
Bernie Sanders Wants a Day Off
Sen. Bernie Sanders is attempting to pass a law that would shorten a full work week from five days (40 hours) to four (32 hours). Jennifer Liu reports for CNBC: The act would shorten the standard workweek over four years by mandating that overtime pay kicks in after 32 hours worked in a week, down from the current 40. Those who work more than 8 hours in a day would get overtime pay at time-and-a-half, and those who work more than 12 hours in a day would be entitled to double their regular pay. Today’s 40-hour workweek has been federal law since 1940 following the passing of the Fair Labor … [Read more...]
SPENDING TSUNAMI: Revenue Is Not the Problem
At Reason, Eric Boehm explains that Joe Biden's budget makes even less sense considering the current economic environment of low unemployment and relatively decent growth. He writes: "The level of borrowing under the President's budget would be unprecedented outside a war or national emergency," notes the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, a nonprofit that advocates for lower deficits. Running annual budget deficits well in excess of $1 trillion makes even less sense when you consider the current economic environment. The unemployment rate in the United States has been under 4 … [Read more...]
Haiti’s Chaos Is an Endorsement of the Second Amendment
You may have noticed in the news that Haiti is falling apart as a country at the moment, as feral gangs harass and destroy its institutions and people. While you'll often hear in the media about how guns cause chaos, you know that, in fact, it's unchecked evildoers who cause chaos. And you know that in the words of author Robert A. Heinlein, “An armed society is a polite society. Manners are good when one may have to back up his acts with his life.” The helplessness Haitians face without arms is an endorsement of the Second Amendment and the right to bear arms for all. James Freeman explains … [Read more...]
2024 Constitutional Carry States and Your Freedom Corridor
When you look at my Constitutional Carry Map, you quickly realize that, like a game of Connect Four, your corridor of freedom can be wide open—to travel freely in America—or blocked by big blue blob cities/states. There’s a lot to like with the sea of red states from north to south in some of my favorite parts of America. Then, there’s New England, where if you live in VT/NH/ME, you’re blocked in with no way to win. That’s why I want you to find yourself the freedom you deserve in my Super States. Action Line: Click here to subscribe to my free monthly Survive & Thrive letter. … [Read more...]
Why the Working Class Likes Trump
You might think billionaire New York real estate mogul Donald Trump would be an awkward champion for America's working class, but at The American Conservative, Skyler Adleta, a licensed electrician, explains Trump's appeal. He writes: I don’t really have anything in common with Donald Trump. I’m certain that he and I have not endured the same struggles, or have the same exact family values, or share every civil conviction. To be honest, I find aspects of his personality obnoxious and his frequent divisiveness tactless at times. I’ve also voted for him twice. Thinking back on why I’ve voted … [Read more...]
South Carolina Becomes America’s 29th Constitutional Carry State
Yesterday, Governor Henry McMaster of South Carolina signed into law a constitutional carry bill. The enactment of the law makes South Carolina the 29th state to protect the rights of residents to carry a firearm. Patrick Phillips and Mary Green report for WCSC News: South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster signed into law a bill that will allow anyone who can legally own a gun in South Carolina to openly carry without a permit or prior training. McMaster signed the bill, known as Constitutional carry or permitless carry, into law Thursday, a day after the South Carolina Senate passed a … [Read more...]
Are You Being Scammed Online?
The FBI recently released a report detailing $12.5 billion lost to scammers online in 2023. CNN's Sean Lyngaas reports: A record $12.5 billion in losses from online scams were reported to the FBI in 2023, fueled by a surge in cryptocurrency investment fraud, the bureau said in a report released Wednesday. It’s a more than $2 billion increase in total losses from scams reported in 2022 and by far the highest tally of losses from digital scams since the FBI began reporting on the subject more than two decades ago. “Profit-driven cybercriminals and nation-state adversaries alike have the … [Read more...]
Can Blue City Politicians Defeat the Chaos They Created?
On Tuesday, San Franciscans showed the world that they have had enough of the chaos and lawlessness in their city by passing two ballot measures that aimed at cleaning up the city's streets. The passage of the ballot measures upset progressives but was lauded by the city's moderate Democrats, who are funded by its wealthy tech executives. Fox News's Gabriel Hays reports: The first of the two ballot measures, Proposition F, requires drug screening for people receiving public benefits and would force drug addicts to go into treatment if they want to continue receiving those benefits. The … [Read more...]
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