content, The New York Times acknowledged what many have long been stating: Republicans were right to warn against the closure of schools during the COVID pandemic. The Times writes, “Today, there is broad acknowledgment among many public health and education experts that extended school closures did not significantly stop the ... spread of Covid, while the academic harms for children have been large and long-lasting.” Of course, this result was entirely predictable, as Republicans were voicing it early on — when we already knew who was most threatened by COVID. Yet the Times and other Leftmedia outlets not only rejected the ... Times back in August 2021 that ran an opinion piece accusing Florida Governor Ron DeSantis of not caring about how many people died from COVID in his state. Now, the Times is effectively admitting that DeSantis and Republicans actually got it right. Given this reality, will the Times start listening

Or mail-in fingerprinting? The question answers itself, and yet the Democrats will insist that any attempt by Republicans to crack down on the COVID-era practice of bulk-mail balloting is A Threat to Our Democracy™.” —Douglas Andrews Political Futures “As the Democrats become the party of college-educated

We desperately need more ships, but the industry lacks the capacity to deliver. Despite a series of recent crises, such as the fallout from COVID and economic stagnation, China reacted not by reexamining its assumptions and modifying its approach but by doubling down on building up its armed forces. These

column titled, “2024 Is Shaping Up To Be The ‘We Were Right About Everything’ Election.” His subtitle more or less says the rest: “Crime, Covid, the economy, immigration, foreign policy, education — Biden’s poor ratings show voters are starting to ask if Democrats have gotten any issue right in the

Or mail-in fingerprinting? The question answers itself, and yet the Democrats will insist that any attempt by Republicans to crack down on the COVID-era practice of bulk-mail balloting is A Threat to Our Democracy™. (It’s a republic, but whatever.) Perhaps finally sensing that election fraud is

through a careful workout regimen that hones its innate abilities, but rather through taking injections. Although American job numbers have bounced back since the COVID recession, American workers have not. There were 2.7 million more people working in the U.S. in the fourth quarter of 2023 than in the fourth

inflation in four decades, declining real wages, a formal recession and a historic supply chain crisis. Trump, by contrast, oversaw a generally flourishing pre-COVID economy: The stock market soared, inflation was generally subdued, America became a net exporter of oil and natural gas for the first time ever, and

federal government agencies pressuring social media platforms like Facebook and X into censoring speech that did not comport with the government’s narrative on COVID vaccines and masking. This case deals directly with the Biden administration’s infringing on Americans’ First Amendment rights. Back in 2022, attorneys general from Missouri

the objections of parents. They are fighting to preserve sports and safe places for women and girls. They fought for truthful science and against COVID-19 lockdowns and forced inoculations of experimental drugs. They fight for the free exercise of religion, free speech and the lives of unborn children, praying

We remember four years ago like it was yesterday. We remember how the COVID curtain came down, how the lockdowns were ordered, how the masking and the mandates were enforced, how our speech was curtailed, how our liberties were usurped. We remember how the lab-leaked China virus took control ... ve come up with a better hook. Anyway, it was published on October 8, 2020, and it covered Donald Trump’s brief battle with COVID. We remember the message he tweeted as he left Walter Reed Medical Center: “Don’t be afraid of Covid. Don’t let it dominate your ... disease epidemiologists and public health scientists,” the three wrote, “we have grave concerns about the damaging physical and mental health impacts of the prevailing COVID-19 policies, and recommend an approach we call Focused Protection.” Just over a month later, on November 19, 2020, we covered the Great Barrington Declaration

largely influenced by a lot of the social policies that are really impacting our cities coming out of the death of George Floyd and COVID.” “We decided, as somebody who had never fired a gun in my life, that it was about time to be open-minded and considerate,” he

must have transposed the numbers and meant $3.7 trillion. But then we remembered reality and our own warnings from four years ago — that “emergency” COVID spending would create a new floor for federal spending, and there would be no looking back. When Biden took office, the national debt was

for this? — 33% in the third quarter of 2020 and 4.1% in the fourth quarter of 2020. The economy was in a full-scale COVID-19 recovery when Biden came into office. Oh, and inflation then was 1.4%, not the 5.5% average rate under Biden. Gas prices were $2.39 per ... jobs. Some are, but most aren’t. In fact, two of every three jobs “created” under Biden were simply jobs that went away during COVID-19 then came back after the pandemic was over and blue states FINALLY reopened their businesses. This distortion would be like comparing the number of

he has reduced the “deficit” (as opposed to the debt, which continues to grow). He takes credit for the reduction in spending following the Covid-19 pandemic, but that produced a decrease in the increase of spending, not an actual reduction. In the way the government mis-figures things, if

scare seniors. He’s counting on people not remembering a lot of things — like the fact that he had no plan to deal with COVID and that far more people died under his watch than Trump’s. He’s counting on people not remembering all the pointless mandates and the

dollars.”Biden has repeatedly used this misleading statistic. The national deficit, or annual budget shortfall, hit its highest level in modern times during the COVID-19 lockdowns. With businesses closed by government edict, tax revenues predictably plunged. However, the Biden administration has maintained and increased COVID-era spending levels. Biden

not remembering.   He’s counting on people not remembering a lot of things — like the fact that he had no plan to deal with COVID and that more people died under his watch than Trump’s.    He’s counting on people not remembering all the pointless mandates and the progressive

opines on government blunders: Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, the handsy love gov and worst-selling author who absolutely killed it during the COVID-19 crisis, was pulling no punches on Sunday during an address to congregants at Union Grove Missionary Baptist Church in the Bronx. There, he criticized

drugs like insulin while blaming Republicans for not supporting the Democrats’ cost-control legislation. Never mind the fact that he touted Big Pharma’s COVID vaccine or that he wildly over-promised on its benefits. Trump-era tax cuts, which Biden falsely derided for giving a $2 trillion tax break

good guys in our culture. Who knew after 200-plus years we’d been doing it all wrong? Keeping schools and churches open during COVID was “threatening democracy” while keeping bars, abortion clinics, and casinos open was “essential.” How did this happen is so short a time? Could it be

He even hauled out the carcass of the National Rifle Association for a drubbing. By the way, he slammed drug companies after praising the COVID vaccine that he mandated, dividing the country. He sneered at Republicans who voted against his spending bills but whose states now are receiving some of

shutdowns. He boasted, “Fifteen million new jobs in just three years — a record!” No, people going back to work after losing a job to COVID lockdowns doesn’t count as job creation. “Wages keep going up, and inflation keeps coming down,” he added. “Inflation has dropped from 9% to

measures strengthening police powers and requiring treatment of drug-addicted welfare recipients. In retrospect, it appears the Floyd video, appearing after three months of COVID-19 confinement, sparked a frenzied, even crazed reaction, especially among the highly educated and articulate. One fatal incident was seen as proof that America

answers. Biden resumed funding for the WHO, despite China’s significant influence over the organization. Biden missed the deadline to declassify intelligence related to COVID origins and the Wuhan lab, and only days later did the administration release a 10-page report with few new details in an afterhours, Friday

would challenge their declaration, which would include silencing dissenting voices. We saw this type of totalitarianism play out here in the United States during COVID-19; we don’t want to see a global sequel. The consequences of the Biden administration’s misplaced priorities have rapidly manifested in global chaos