I & I Editorial BoardSome headlines that caught our eye.
The Left’s Worst Idea This Week — Power Line
‘Make politicians afraid to start their cars again’: British Wannabe Eco-terrorist Sentenced to 13 Years — Watts Up With That?
Why SCOTUS Will Strike Down Biden’s Illegal Fuel Economy Rule — Steve Milloy, X (Twitter)
Biden’s Newest Rule on Auto Emissions Set to accelerate the Death Spiral for auto manufacturers — Ronald Stein, America Out Loud
‘Climate Protestors:’ The Know-Nothings of Our Time — RealClearEnergy
The Greatest Scientific Fraud Of All Time — Part XXXII (Sea Level Rise Edition) — Manhattan Contrarian
‘Wait and See’ Doesn’t Excuse Sitting Out the 2020 Lockdowns — John Tamny, RealClearMarkets
Making the World Safe for Children — Lots of Them — Acton Institute
Whatever Happened to Lent? — Father John A. Perricone, Crisis
California’s single-payer health care boondoggle is back and worse than ever — Sally Pipes, Pacific Research Institute, Fox News
Chuck Schumer’s recent comments about Israel exhibit arrogance and ignorance — City Journal
Who Is Dividing Americans? And Why? — Intellectual Takeout
Biden counterterrorism officials sought counsel from group promoting RFK Jr. censorship — Just the News
’15 Days To Slow the Spread’: On the Fourth Anniversary, a Reminder to Never Give Politicians That Power Again — John Stossel, Reason
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I have to disagree with the article at Intellectual Takeout. It is not elites necessarily trying to obtain control of everything that divides us.
Something like 35% of the electorate are hard core Democrats. Where I live they are easy to find, and since they are my neighbors and in a few cases colleagues I am forced to hear their views…”I just love what Biden is doing for our country”, says one. “This town is full of nice people and I can afford a home here. The only drawback is they don’t vote ‘progressive’ enough” says another who moved here from San Francisco.
We don’t or can’t even see the same data in front of us.