The New York Times, after ignoring the story for two years, has finally admitted that the emails obtained from Hunter Biden’s abandoned laptop are real. When this story first broke in the New York Post in 2020, a concerted, effective campaign stopped the American people from finding out about the contents of Hunter’s disturbing emails, which appeared to show corruption in the Biden family through lucrative contracts given to him by our foreign enemies.

As you will recall, Hunter Biden’s “consulting work,” for exorbitant fees totaling in the millions, was with business interests in China, Russia and Ukraine, all three of which are dominating the news right now.

• In 2020, virtually every major network except Fox News refused to report on the laptop and its contents.

• Tech giants censored users who tried to post the story.

• Even Trump White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany was locked out of Twitter for trying to share the New York Post story.

• Dozens of former top U.S. security officials issued a public statement claiming that the story had all the hallmarks of a Russian disinformation campaign. Among the signers were former CIA Director John Brennan and Michael Hayden, also a former CIA director and former director of National Intelligence.

• CNN, MSNBC and even NPR, which is supported partially by your tax dollars, regularly hid the contents of the emails while repeating the lie that intelligence experts believed it was Russian disinformation.

• After the 2020 election, a national poll showed that 10% of those who voted for Joe Biden would have voted for Trump if they had known about Hunter’s laptop.

I will make a wild guess that none of these media outlets will apologize for their spreading of disinformation. Don’t expect to see any former foreign intelligence officers who misled the American people asking for the public’s forgiveness.

Here’s one last lesson from this: If you see major media, big government and U.S. tech giants all saying a story is “fake news,” the story is very likely to be completely true.

Here’s an interesting question. Why after two years did the New York Times finally acknowledge the truthfulness of the laptop story? One possibility is the rumor that Hunter Biden could soon be indicted for tax fraud, which would likely bring the contents of the laptop to the public’s attention. This could be the New York Times trying to get ahead of the story.

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President Biden and communist China’s Xi Jinping talked by phone Friday morning. Too bad there wasn’t anyone on the call effectively representing the United States. It must have been an awkward call. Did Biden ask Xi for an update on how Hunter Biden’s financial interests in China are doing? Did Xi thank Biden for ending the Trump era program going after Chinese spies on our university campuses?

Isn’t there one patriot in our U.S. intelligence agencies who listen in on these calls who could leak the transcript to us the way the content of Trump’s calls with foreign leaders would get leaked? Anyone? Anyone?

Abortion With Ice Cream

Leave it to Planned Parenthood to sink to the bottom of the swamp and keep digging. The abortion Goliath, swollen with tax dollars, hit a new low at the South by Southwest music and arts festival in Austin, Texas, this past week.

Smearing another icon of Americana, Planned Parenthood retrofitted an ice cream truck and festooned it with messages advocating abortion and filling it with swag bags containing free condoms and “education” materials.

If you’re like me, you remember summer days when Mr. Softee or the Good Humor van came down the street, chiming merrily with bright signs and yellow carnival lights. More than once, I remember digging into my pockets to see if I had enough coins to get an ice cream cone that day.

Planned Parenthood doesn’t quite feel nostalgia the way you and I do. For them, abortion and the sexualization of young girls (see these images from the Texas event) are themes for celebration. Planned Parenthood national president and CEO Alexis McGill screeched the words emblazoned on the truck, “Ice scream, you scream, we all scream for abortion rights.”

To her followers, this is no matter for sensitivity or discretion. It’s a joyful enterprise, akin to motherhood and apple pie. This is how you come to see the world when you work for an entity that aborts more American children than any other group in the nation, 350,000 or more per year.

This is the jaded reward you reap for the $45 million you spent last cycle to elect legislators and the Biden-Harris Administration to give you everything your business demands. This is what set the stage for the vote earlier this month on a proposed federal “health” bill that would have mowed down every last state law limiting abortion, including parental notice laws that the vast majority of families support.

Thankfully, this bill failed. But it reminds us of what we are up against – a relentless enterprise steeped in blood and brutality that thinks America ought to be a place where ice cream trucks touting abortion come chiming down the street where you live.