Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he hopes Republicans lose the House and Senate in the midterms to hold President Donald Trump accountable for the trade war with Canada.
News stories have reported that despite the Supreme Court’s decision in cases brought against Harvard and the University of North Carolina, those and other selective schools still want to employ racial quotas and preferences in admissions.
The Democratic Party is so indebted to teachers unions that it is willing to betray campaign promises, manipulate procedural tools, and even run Democrats out of the party in order to stay in the unions' good graces.
President Joe Biden continued to tout so-called “Bidenomics” today after new numbers were released showing inflation has fallen dramatically in recent months. He wrote: "Today we learned that annual inflation has fallen each of the last twelve months and is now down to 3%. We’ve made this progress while unemployment remains near record lows. That’s Bidenomics in action."
PITTSBURGH, Pennsylvania — Call it a wicked sense of humor, or an act of exasperation after spending nearly a decade in bureaucracy hell trying to get a permit. If you look close enough at the base of the newly erected Maibaum (maypole) towering over the beer garden here at the Teutonia Mannerchor club, there is a 3-inch etching of a house with the number 849 over its tiny front door.
Befitting its inherently capricious nature, the Chinese Communist Party always leverages its cooperation on any one issue as a means of extracting concessions on other issues. China's approach in this regard, also evinced by its strategy on Ukraine, contrasts it with that of many other nations.
THE PEE TAPE VS. THE BRIBE TAPE. Yesterday's newsletter discussed the growing frustration among Capitol Hill Republicans about the FBI's apparent reluctance to investigate an allegation, from a trusted bureau confidential source, that Joe Biden accepted a multimillion-dollar bribe when he was vice president.
Today’s report on inflation further confirms my assessment, written here in May, that the Federal Reserve Board should keep intact its pause on interest-rate hikes.
Randi Weingarten, the leader of the country’s second-largest teachers union, can always be relied on to make claims that are equal parts absurd and untrue.
