Much of this we knew already. I’ve long said that the Biden administration has to walk a tightrope of appearing to support Israel while also placating the large Israel-hating Democrat left flank and chastising Israel and blocking many of its … Continue reading →
Here’s the gist of the state law: Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed a bill making Texas the first state in the union to give law enforcement officers the authority to arrest migrants who illegally enter the state. … Senate Bill … Continue reading →
It’s a war crime to take hostages. It’s a war crime to hide them in hospitals. It’s a war crime to conduct military operations and/or terrorist operations from a hospital. Hamas does this regularly, the world knows it, and the … Continue reading →
And Fetterman’s own way is not the way the Democrats expected: The acquisition of @U_S_Steel by a foreign company is wrong for workers and wrong for Pennsylvania. I’m gonna do everything I can to block it. pic.twitter.com/9EqohwRhRJ — Senator John … Continue reading →
Yesterday I wrote a post about some of the shocking results among respondents ages 18-24 in the recent Harvard Harris poll. But I missed a few viewpoints that group expressed in the poll that are especially revealing. See this chart … Continue reading →
Very disturbing: 67% of people aged 18-24 in this Harvard-Harris poll view JEWS—not Zionists, not the Israeli government, but specifically Jews, all Jewish people—as a class of OPPRESSORS!! This is the new form of antisemitism. ?????????????????????????https://t.co/lrjBKE6Ute pic.twitter.com/yN48Vs6F0I — John Aziz … Continue reading →
Wow. Just wow. This: The iconic New York landmark announced on X Sunday: “Tonight from midnight until sunrise, we will shine in burgundy and white to celebrate Qatar National Day.” Back in 2016, Qatar shelled out $622 million to buy … Continue reading →
… was merely DUI.
Continue reading →Gilad Erdan tells the UN General Assembly members how morally bankrupt they are, although he realizes the vast vast majority of the representatives there – and their governments – could not care less. One of the things I find most … Continue reading →