There is a generation of journalists who fancy themselves political operatives—and who recognizably act, at a machine level, like oppo operatives—but still expect the deference and prerogatives that real journalists have historically gotten. That's just not tenable any more. — Omri Ceren, national security advisor
Migrant children are reportedly being housed in detention facilities "akin to jails" and are being separated from their families. — Chris Enloe, weekend editor, The Blaze
@TaylorLorenz wants to write for the public - but doesn’t want the public to respond. It’s the height of wokeness wrapped in elitism. The fragility of today’s reporters stands in stark contrast to real journalists of the past. — Richard Grenell, former ambassador
No, we're not sinking into totalitarianism, don't be silly! Oh, by the way, here's a growing list of people you're not allowed to criticize, ideas you're not allowed to disagree with, books you're not allowed to read, and words you're not allowed to use. — John Hayward, staff writer, Breitbart News
Journalists out here saying that they can dox people, make stuff up about them, provoke destruction of their lives… But if you simply say their name when talking about their very public comments, that's bad. Sounds legit! — Mollie Hemingway, senior editor, The Federalist
Isn’t it strange how Democrats want to defund the police in your neighborhood, but are totally fine with hiring more police at the U.S. Capitol to protect politicians? — Jim Jordan, U.S. representative
@POTUS ignores shouted question from the pool just now on whether he believes there is a crisis on the border. Day 48 now with no formal Joe Biden news conference. Longest period in a hundred years for a new President. — John Roberts, anchor, America Reports
I dunno, guys, if our society's victims now include NYT reporters who get their names mentioned on Tucker Carlson and celebrated princesses who used to be TV actresses now living on $14.5M properties while hanging with Oprah, I feel like we've watered down victimhood a bit. — Ben Shapiro, founder, Daily Wire
'We don’t call them Newton’s laws anymore,' an upperclassman at the school informs me. 'We call them the three fundamental laws of physics... to decenter whiteness, and we need to acknowledge that there’s more than just Newton in physics.' — Bari Weiss, Substack newsletter
Scott Hounsell: It seems everything with liberalism is about two things: force and, as a direct result, hypocrisy. Whether it is taxes, speech, or any of the other 100 different ways it seeks to control your life, the inherent requirement for the left’s enforcement mechanism of their grandiose ideological quest is always force. Don’t pay your taxes? Force. Don’t want to buy an electric car? Force. Don’t want to believe that a man can become a woman? Force. And as we have been seeing more recently, decide you don’t want to get vaccinated? Force. ...
If you think that climate change is as big of a threat as you constantly lecture us that it is, why don’t you just volunteer to make the changes in your life to combat it? ...
If, again, climate change was such a grave threat to our existence, and immediate action is necessary, why would you only give up some? Why would you not give it all up? Why wouldn’t you take the totality of the action available to you, with as much ...
Anony Mee: Joe is building a more impoverished populace, a diminished and less robust commercial sector, and a disheartened electorate. Republicans must pound this message home and give this administration a daily beat-down from now until November 2022. It’s the very least Joe’s minions deserve.
https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2021/10/joes_tricky_tax_trick.html
Spruce Fontaine: How does one debate with a side that claims with a straight face that the supply chain problems are an indicator that President Brandon has fixed the recession (according to Sec. Buttigieg) or that the $3.5-trillion infrastructure package is already paid for?
https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2021/10/slumming_in_america_off_borrowed_moral_capital.html
