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The pandemic was supposed to be above politics, they claimed. Not so much. Abrupt end to mask mandates reflects a shifting political landscape  – The Washington Post The abruptness is somewhat illusory. The public was increasingly paying lip service with no real sincerity to pandemic guidelines for the last year. The majority of Americans had…

Governor Youngkin’s victory had marked a sharp red dividing line in pandemic politics. Democrats were already aware of public dissatisfaction, especially among mothers of children, and were trying to juggle their commitment to a COVID security state with the “COVID Moms” who had enough. After letting teachers’ unions get away with shutting down schools, they…

There isn’t a “homeless” problem. While some people do end up living out of their cars after losing their homes or losing their jobs, people don’t spend a decade living on the street in cities that are unaffordable anyway because there’s no other way. The vast majority of the ‘homeless’ are vagrants with drug, alcohol,…

Would Alvin Bragg be wrecking Manhattan if the voters had known about this before the election? A disturbing allegation against Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg during the primary led a George Soros-backed political action committee, Color Of Change, to pull a half-million dollars in funding from his campaign last spring, DailyMail.com can now reveal. The…

Every year it seems like the media hits a new low. Fact-checking has become even more shameless about describing lies as truth and truth as lies. The crack pipes story was there in black and white.  The $30 million grant program, which closed applications Monday and will begin in May, will provide funds to nonprofits and…