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What We’re Reading: Junk Climate, COVID’s Other Symptom, Biden’s Scandals . . . And More

Some headlines that caught our eye.

Politics, Climate, Energy, Junk Science

The Profound Junk Science of Climate — American Thinker

The Environmental Left’s Sustained Assault On Oil And Gas — CASE

President Biden’s Latest Oil Directives Lead To Nowhere Very Fast — Forbes

Asking OPEC to drill more is ‘lunacy’ after being energy independent — Fox News

Kudlow: ‘America has oil. Lots of it’ — Fox Business

Politics, The Other COVID Symptom

Democrats Eagerly Await the Omicron Variant — The American Spectator

‘Be Afraid. Be Very Afraid’ — American Spectator

Fauci’s partisan political point-scoring shows he’s more interested in promoting himself than saving lives – U.K. Daily Mail

The Madness of Anthony Fauci – American Greatness

Big Media Ignore Biden-Family Scandals

Joe Biden was involved in a deal with a Chinese giant — and was expecting a 10% cut – NY Post

Media helped hide the real Joe Biden by censoring Hunter stories: Devine – also NY Post

Joe Biden’s son helped China get control over vast cobalt mine in Africa: Report – WION

Chinese Titan Lavished Hunter Biden With $80K Diamond And $30 Mil To Spread Chinese Influence – Outkick.com

America’s Cities & States Get The Blues

NYT wonders: Say, why aren’t deep-blue states progressive Utopias? – Hot Air

Democratic cities that enacted bail reform see rise in crime, repeat offenses – Just The News

American cities are reverting to primitive, self-destructive behavior – American Thinker

The New Blue Confederacy – VDH, American Greatness

Critical Race Theory Comes For Your Kids

Federal taxpayers pay millions to fund critical race theory program that trains students to promote CRT – Heritage Foundation, via The Center Square

‘Melting pot’ charter under attack – Linking And Thinking On Education

Is there a wholly unexpected benefit from the left’s COVID madness? – American Thinker

If critical race theory can creep into the classrooms of Missouri, it’s likely in yours – NY Post

The GOP must remain the party of parents — Spectator

Our Splintered Culture

Orwell: my self-help guru – The Critic

Military, justice, FBI — half the country has lost faith in pillars of US civilization – NY Post

The Fundamental Issue of Our Time – C. Bradley Thompson Substack

We Don’t Get a Vote on the Woke Revolution – Real Clear Politics

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