Hollywood may be over the #MeToo movement, casting it aside in favor of newer, woker appeals to BLM and the alphabet mafia — but audiences are clearly not. The inexplicable decision of Warner Bros. to stand by serial sex pest Ezra Miller and release his starring superhero film, The Flash, is set to cost the studio a whopping $200 million loss.
Pride marches and Pride month are, apparently, about being naked in front of children and telling parents that LGBT people are coming for their children. That is not according to conservatives or bigots but to the marchers and LGBT “allies” themselves.
As much as the New York Times tries to bury the lede, there's no denying it: The "Gray Lady" has independently confirmed a crucial detail by the second, unnamed IRS whistleblower attempting to expose the efforts of the federal government to protect Hunter Biden from the legal consequences of his own actions.
On Tuesday, President Joe Biden tweeted out a graph depicting the average number of jobs created per month during the terms of each of the past seven presidents. It was posted with a caption reading, "My Administration has created more jobs in two years than any previous administration has created in the first four years. It’s no accident. It means our economic plan is working and this is only the beginning."
The Chinese economy is losing momentum — again. Major banks are cutting their 2023 GDP forecasts for China, only months after raising these projections with much excitement when Beijing lifted the country’s COVID-19 lockdowns. If China fails to hit its own growth target of about 5% this year, it won’t have the pandemic as a scapegoat.
You're not supposed to quote the Bible in public schools these days, but America's schools in recent years could have benefited from one of the good book's most common phrases: “Be not afraid.”
