Category: Government (Page 32 of 35)

Race shouldn’t be an advantage.

Furious parents marched their children across picket lines of striking teachers in Oakland, California, on Friday on the seventh day of a strike in which teachers are demanding reparations for slavery, among other demands.

Say what you want about France, but they don’t play “follow the leader”.  They protect their interests and make their own decisions.  On race relations, they seem to have a sensible policy.   I had some idea of how they handled diversity issues, so found this Brookings Institute article to be interesting.

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WSJ: Biden vs Trump

WSJ: Biden vs Trump

Look at people’s faces when you say, “Looks like it’ll be Biden and Trump.” Those faces tell you everything—the soft wince, the shake of the head, the sigh. Those are the emblems of the 2024 campaign right now.

It’s too early to tell.  Biden seems to be the walking wounded and nobody likes Kamala.  RFK Jr. is running and he seems like a normal kind of guy.  DeSantis is running, and there will be others. 

Beating women to a pulp for tolerance.

Breitbart: Vivek Ramaswamy on Trans MMA Fightersent-vows-fight-trans-cult/

When I was in my teens, Muhammad Ali fought Joe Frazier, George Foreman and Ken Norton.  I’m not a fight fan, but those fights were fun.   Muhammad Ali could talk shit and move in the ring.  Those guys were like giant dinosaurs slugging it out.  MMA holds no appeal to me, but I have enjoyed Joe Rogan since NewsRadio.  Rogan was shaken up by Tamikka Brents getting beaten up.  Apparently Brents didn’t even know that she would be fighting a man.

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What law would curtail school shootings?

Immediately after a school shooting, before the bodies are buried, political opportunists attempt to exploit the story to achieve their objectives.  A few days later, most of the details of the tragedy are known.  After a week, the commercial media has settled on a narrative that benefits their political interests or they move on to other news. 

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