News of the Week for May 17^th, 2015

• Obama Scandals
• Gun Rights
• Hide the Decline
• Obamacare
• War & Terror
• National News
• Economy & Taxes
• International News
• Opinion

 

Obama Scandals

 

Obama Rips Fox: “We’re Going to Have to Change How the Media Reports”
For going on seven years we have learned three things about President Obama: 1) He loves the poor so much he continues to create more of them. 2) He loves the poor so much he does everything in his power to keep them poor. 3) He doesn’t see the opposition as loyal, but as bad players — his enemy. This is especially true of Fox News, which Obama ripped as anti-poor bigots during a Wednesday afternoon summit on poverty.

Obama Complains to UN About America’s “Human Rights” Violations
The Obama administration has, once again, complained to the United Nations about alleged American human rights violations–and boasted about liberal policies like Obamacare as the solution.

Students discover “ginormous bugs” in Michelle O lunch
Parents knows it can be difficult to get kids to eat their greens, but after an incident at a Texas high school some students may never eat vegetables again.

 

Gun Rights

 

Mom sues school district over son’s arrest for NRA t-shirt
The mother of a West Virginia middle schooler who was suspended for wearing a National Rifle Association t-shirt to school is suing the Logan County Board of Education for allegedly violating her son’s constitutional rights.

The Fourth Amendment and open carry of guns (where such open carry is legal)
From the Sixth Circuit federal court of appeals decision today in Northrup v. Toledo Police Dept.

If They Can’t Get Your Guns, They’ll Get Your Ammo
Tilting at windmills. After numerous failed attempts at moving the gun-control ball forward, House Democrats have trained their sights on your ammunition.

 

Hide the Decline

Environment &
“Green Energy”

 

New ozone regulations will devastate the economy
Ever wonder what ozone smells like? According to Smithsonian Magazine, it’s “the sweet, fresh, powerfully evocative smell of fresh rain.”

The EPA: Protecting Us from . . . Nail Salons
Good to know that the EPA is finally getting around to looking into the massive environmental threat posed by . . . nail salons.

Senators intro bill to roll back president’s carbon regulations
U.S. Senators Mike Enzi and John Barrasso, both R-Wyo., joined Senator Shelley Moore Capito, R-W.Va., in introducing a bill to rollback President Obama’s unprecedented proposal to regulate new and existing coal power plants.

NOAA Climate Scientist: We Have to Bring Carbon Emissions Down to Zero
Our world’s in so much trouble, we need to end it.

 

Obamacare

Government in Healthcare

 

Disability Rights Champions Against Assisted Suicide
People who may only casually follow the assisted suicide debate may think–because this is how the media report their stories–that the only real objectors are the Catholic Church and pro-lifers.

 

War & Terror

 

Horror! Kurdish Fighters Find Image of Baby Girl Being Beheaded by ISIS Terrorists
The harrowing image of the ‘beheaded’ baby girl was found on the phone of a dead Islamic State militant. Others images showed beheadings and jihadis playing football with the severed heads of victims. Other pictures show beheadings and jihadis playing football with the severed heads of victims.

Child Sex Slaves Presented for Sale Naked at Islamic State Bazaars
What would it take to get prominent Democrats to recognize that the resurgence of Moslems Who Mean It is a more serious problem than the alleged plight of LGBT illegal aliens?

War Against Human Nature: 100% Failure
Instead of training to fight America’s enemies, the United States Army has been ordered to engage in a war against human nature.

Karachi Bus Attack Leaves Dozens From Minority Sect Dead
At least 43 people were killed when unidentified gunmen opened fire on a bus in this southern port city early Wednesday, police officials said. The gunmen escaped.

On Shooting “Little Green Men”
One of the mysteries of the Russian takeover of the Crimea was the sluggish Ukrainian response to the peninsula’s infiltration by “little green men,” Russian military operatives who had removed just enough of their insignia for Putin to be able to deny, however unconvincingly, that they were anything to do with him.

Tsarnaev sentenced to death
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was sentenced to death Friday for his role in the detonation of two powerful pressure cooker bombs in a festive crowd near the finish line of the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing, a terror attack intended to strike a blow against the United States that killed three people and injured more than 260 others.

Islamic State seizes key parts of capital of Iraq’s largest province
Islamic State fighters on Friday seized control of key parts of Ramadi, the capital of Iraq’s largest province, in what appeared to be a significant blow to a U.S.-backed military campaign to retake territory from the insurgents.

US Conduct Special Operations Raid In Syria, Kill Top ISIS Official
Old school up close and personal visit from US troops.

Did the U.S. Just Agree to Support Arab Forces in a War Against Israel? by Susan L.M. Goldberg
On Thursday, the White House released the rather long-winded “U.S.- Gulf Cooperation Council Camp David Joint Statement” as an appeasement to our Arab allies in the region in the wake of negotiations with Iran.

 

National

 

People Can’t Handle Metal Gear Solid “Quiet” Figurine with Soft, Supple Breasts
So Metal Gear Solid creator Hideo Kojima talked up the latest Play Arts Kai figurine over on his personal Twitter

Latest Zimmerman Dust-Up Linked To Prior Road Rage Incident
The man who called 9-1-1 Monday to report he was involved in a shooting with George Zimmerman, the man acquitted in the Trayvon Martin shooting case two years ago, appears to be the same person involved in a road rage incident with Zimmerman last year.

Campus Reductio Ad Absurdum
Leave it to The Onion to get at the truth of campus extremism in one deft paragraph

Insanity in Academia: Smith College President says “Motherhood Is A Cultural Invention” by Stephen Kruiser
I could respond with single mother/career mother roles from media to counter Ms. McCartney’s critical “Modern Family” example, but I’m writing a blog post, not a book.

Should Private Education Be Banned to Combat Inequality?
Back in 1920, Komunistka laid forth the utopian vision of statist education.

Arrest Made After NAKED DEMOCRAT & Head of Black Caucus Shoots Up Ex-Wife’s Car
He was naked when he met her at the front door, the senator’s ex-wife claims in a second police report, beat her with his fists, chased her outside and shot at her four or five times.

Former Soviet spy: We created Liberation Theology
Espionage deep in the heart of Europe. Secrets in the KGB. Defection from a communist nation. Ion Mihai Pacepa has seen his share of excitement, serving as general for Communist Romania’s secret police before defecting to the United States in the late 1970s.

A Showdown in the “Show Me” State Over Right-to-Work Legislation
With Presidential contender Scott Walker’s signing of Wisconsin’s Right-to-Work law—which bans the firing of workers who refuse to pay fees to a union—the nation is now evenly split with 25 states having so-called Right-to-Work laws and 25 states that still allow the firing of workers who refuse to pay union fees.

Newt Gingrich Sees Opportunity for Republicans After Baltimore
Put the focus on working people.

How the DEA took a young man’s life savings without ever charging him with a crime
Joseph Rivers was hoping to hit it big. According to the Albuquerque Journal, the aspiring businessman from just outside of Detroit had pulled together $16,000 in seed money to fulfill a lifetime dream of starting a music video company. Last month, Rivers took the first step in that voyage, saying goodbye to the family and friends who had supported him at home and boarding an Amtrak train headed for Los Angeles.

Amtrak train was traveling at twice speed limit when derailed
An Amtrak train in Philadelphia was traveling at more than 100 miles per hour, over twice the speed limit, when it entered a curve in the tracks and derailed, killing seven people and injuring more than 200, federal investigators said on Wednesday.

Marco Rubio Schools Jeb Bush on Foreign Policy
Marco Rubio proved he can hang with the big hawks in his first foreign policy speech since he declared his run for president.

Classical Mythology Too Triggering for Columbia Students
Roman and Greek mythology “contains triggering and offensive material that marginalizes student identities in the classroom,” students say.

Texas Tech Dean of Students: Due Process has a “Chilling Effect” on Justice at College
Amy Murphy, the dean of students at Texas Tech, believes that giving students of her college the rights that they have access to has a “chilling effect” on people’s ability to accuse others of assault.

Freddie Gray case: Grand jury indictments expected soon
Prosecutors may use Grand Jury proceeding to modify charges

ACLU threatens Idaho school district over gender-conforming graduation dress code
The American Civil Liberties Union is threatening to sue an Idaho school district that requires males to wear slacks and a tie and females to wear a dress to high school graduation.

Gay marriage supporters: yeah, Dan Savage says hateful things, but we still like him
Last week, the Media Research Center’s Dan Joseph decided to talk to demonstrators at the Supreme Court, as oral arguments on the recent marriage equality case before the Court were being heard. Now, most media outlets focus on the anti-gay right, and their hateful comments towards homosexuals and gay marriage movement. Yet, it goes both ways. Case in point, political activist Dan Savage, who once wished that Republicans “were all f**king dead,” and that Pennsylvania Senate candidate Carl Romanelli “should be dragged behind a pickup truck until there’s nothing left but the rope.”

You Will Not Believe This Abortion-Clinic AdShare article on Facebook
Carafem, a D.C. abortion clinic that aims to destigmatize abortion, has already attracted some press for the way it casually treats the procedure it provides. This ad, apparently from the Washington, D.C., subway, though, takes things to a new, truly nauseating level

Catholic College Students Say Cardinal Dolan Can’t Be Commencement Speaker Because He’s “Homophobic”
This year’s inevitable commencement controversy is at Le Moyne College in Syracuse, N.Y., where students are circulating the following petition.

Pennsylvania university student suing school after failing required class twice
A Pennsylvania university nursing student is suing the school after failing a required course twice, saying anxiety and depression made it difficult for her to concentrate.

The Oberlin College choir responds to the Christina Sommers controversy

TV Show Apologizes After Tricking 13-Year-Old Girl into Believing She Would Meet her Mother
It was a Mother’s Day episode sure to pull in big ratings. Autumn Allen, a 13-year-old Cambodian pop star, was set to be reunited with her mother on an episode of the Cambodian television show Penh Chet Ort (Like It or Not).

George Stephanopoulos: By the way, I gave $50,000 to Clinton Foundation
Now he tells us? After raking “Clinton Cash” author over the coals?

Manhattan Hammer-Wielding Suspect Shot After Allegedly Attacking Cop
On May 13 officers in Midtown Manhattan shot the hammer-wielding suspect alleged to be behind four attacks on innocents over the past few days.

Russ Feingold running for Senate
Former Sen. Russ Feingold (D) on Thursday announced will challenge Sen. Ron Johnson in 2016, setting up a rematch in the critical swing state of Wisconsin.

Michigan Lawmakers Want Homeschooled Children Registered Like Dogs and Inspected by Social Workers
Mandatory government surveillance.

Students Petition ASU to Change Name of “Walk Only” Zones, Saying Name is “Offensive,” “Ableist”
Students at Arizona State University are petitioning the college to drop the name of “walk-only” zones, claiming the word “walk” is both offensive and “ableist.”

Soon You Might Be Able To Receive Food Stamps Over The Phone
Soon it could be possible to apply for food stamps over the phone, with proponents arguing that in-person interviews add too much extra administrative cost.

Once out, Now in: Sanchez Declares for U.S. Senate
Rep. Loretta Sanchez (D-CA) has formally announced that she will run for the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by a retiring Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-CA) in 2016. She will challenge California Attorney General Kamala Harris, who was the first to declare her candidacy earlier this year, and had already begun raising millions of dollars in the hopes of clearing the field of rivals.

Asian American groups accuse Harvard of racial bias in admissions
A coalition of Asian American groups filed a federal complaint against Harvard University Friday alleging the school engaged in “systemic and continuous discrimination” against Asian Americans during its admissions process.

Gov. Brown revives ’70s welfare program
Republicans miss chance to challenge some dated thinking

They Built It. No One Came.
They slept in the barn their first winter, on a straw mattress with antique linen sheets and a feather tick. There was no electricity, heat or plumbing, so they made their own candles, used a chamber pot and drew water from a spring.

Coming Soon to a Middle School Near You: “Gender Fluidity” Studies
One of the nation’s largest public school systems is contemplating introducing the concept of “gender fluidity” into its curriculum. In case you’re not up to speed on the latest in the gender identity nonsense, gender fluidity posits the notion that biology doesn’t matter – that no one is 100% girl or 100% boy.

Tammy Duckworth’s primary challenge begins to get interesting
It’s no secret that the Democrats, still stinging from their midterm losses, would like to take back some of those lost Senate seats. One of the biggest targets they have in their sights is freshman Senator Mark Kirk of Illinois.

Group seeks to protect privacy for donor list from Cal. AG Kamala Harris
A Virginia-based non-profit group asked the Supreme Court on Friday to bar state officials in California from gaining access to the lists of people who donate money or services to it. The Center for Competitive Politics, a vigorous supporter of political free-speech rights that does not get involved in election campaigns, asked for the protection until it can file a formal appeal to the Court on the constitutional dispute.

Moonbat Calls for Death Penalty for Eating Meat and Dairy Products
Normally liberals oppose the death penalty with self-righteous vehemence. But they are willing to make exceptions for those who are truly undeserving of life. Inconvenient unborn babies are one example. People who eat a normal human diet including meat and/or dairy products are another (LIBERAL LANGUAGE ALERT)

Census Bureau paid controversial Dick Gregory to address workers
The Census Bureau paid comedian Dick Gregory between $15,000 and $20,000, plus expenses, to address workers at its headquarters in February — and now Census regrets it.

Geraldo on Stephanopoulos apology: ABC fired me over $200 donation
Geraldo Rivera on Friday questioned why he was fired from ABC News 30 years ago for making a $200 political donation to a family friend, while the network appears to be standing firm behind George Stephanopoulos, who apologized Thursday for donating $75,000 to the Clinton Foundation.

Amb. Power’s Bizarre Analogy: Columbia Mattress Girl and Afghan women
Seriously?

Marquette University Decides to Glorify a Cop-Killer
Marquette’s Gender and Sexuality Resource Center was set up as a sop to the campus gay lobby in the wake of Marquette’s refusal to hire aggressively lesbian Arts & Sciences dean candidate Jodi O’Brien. Not surprisingly, it has consistently pursued a leftist secular agenda including, for example, the Femsex Seminar, which was so raunchy and so opposed to Marquette’s supposed “Catholic mission” that the Administration ordered that sponsorship be withdrawn.

Nine Dead in Gang Shooting at Texas Twin Peaks Restaurant
On Sunday, a shootout between rival biker gangs at an Waco, Texas, Twin Peaks restaurant left nine dead — all of whom “were bikers.”

Biker Gang Fight Leaves Nine Dead in Texas
Nine people are dead in what was described by witnesses as a “war zone” battle between rival biker gangs outside a Twin Peaks restaurant in Waco, Texas. All of those killed were members of the biker gangs.

 

Economy & Taxes

 

Paul Krugman’s Pretense of Economic Knowledge
It is wrong to call economics “the dismal science.” Dismal, yes; science, no.

Don’t Look Now But The Economy Is Tanking Toward Recession
The Wall Street Journal is being too optimistic, on Friday they reported, “The U.S. economy had a really bad March, the worst since the financial crisis. But don’t panic.”

US Spending on Social Programs 17 times that of Socialist China
The US spends more than 17 times that of socialist China on social programs! According to the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security of the People’s Republic of China, the total amount of outflows for China’s social programs in 2013 was $451 billion USD (2.8 trillion CNY). On the other side of the Pacific, the US spent $2.2 trillion USD in 2013 on health, welfare and pension (old age) benefits. Assuming these numbers are correct, then the US spent roughly five times that of socialist China in social program costs. However, when accounting for these numbers on a per capita basis, with China having more than 1.361 billion people and the US with 316 million people in 2013, then the result is that the US spends 17 times that of socialist China. These results again lead to the question – Which is the socialist country – the US or China?

 

International

 

Tories go to war with the BBC
David Cameron, infuriated by the corporation’s election coverage, appoints BBC critic John Whittingdale to “sort out the BBC” ahead of the royal charter review next year

Michael Gove to proceed with Tories’ plans to scrap human rights act
Newly appointed justice secretary to follow through with pledge which would remove European court of human rights’ leverage over UK’s supreme court

Rising SNP failed to persuade Scots, but might induce the English to secede
No one saw this coming — and I’m not even talking about the great conservative victory of last Thursday in Britain. I’m just talking about Scotland.

Canadian government weighing hate-speech charges against people who boycott Israel
Wonderful news. Not the charges themselves; those are terrible. What’s wonderful is that, hopefully, the more the American left finds its own pet causes targeted as “hate speech” abroad, the less eager they’ll be to encourage an awful European-style hate-speech legal regime at home. They’re going to learn a hard lesson here about what can happen when the state gains the power to criminalize “hate.”

Nigel Farage to stay on as Ukip leader after party rejects resignation
Nigel Farage will stay on as Ukip leader, despite announcing he would stand down after failing to be elected as an MP in last week’s election.

At least 4 people killed after magnitude-7.3 earthquake strikes Nepal
At least 4 people were killed Tuesday after another major earthquake struck Nepal less than three weeks after more than 8,000 people were killed by a devastating temblor that flatted mountain villages and triggered landslides.

Chuka Umunna Announces Labour Leadership Bid
The shadow business secretary announces he will be running for Labour’s top job by posting a video on Facebook.

North Korea publicly executes defense chief
A file photo shows Hyon Yong Chol giving a speech at a national meeting in Pyongyang on December 29, 2012.

UK Plans To Do Away With Free Speech… In The Name Of Free Speech
Last fall, we noted that UK Home Secretary Theresa May had made it clear that if her Conservative Party were re-elected, one of the first orders of business would be a new “Extremist Disruption Orders” plan that would outlaw any speech or events that the government declared “extremist.” She wasn’t kidding around. Following last week’s election in the UK, David Cameron appears to be announcing just such a plan to basically wipe out anything resembling free expression in the UK (and, yes, I know, the UK doesn’t view free expression in the same way as the US does, and there’s nothing like the First Amendment there — you don’t have to point that out in the comments).

France: Mayor wants to BAN Islam “to solve the country’s problems”
Robert Chardon, mayor of Venelles, a town in the south of France, tweeted: “We must ban the Muslim faith in France.”

Girl, 12, beaten by classmate, for wearing crucifix
Boy told police he struck girl for wearing cross on chain

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Opinion

 

Speak Free or Die
I damn sure didn’t go to war for this country twice to come home and be told by a bunch of homely chicks with daddy issues, effete literary fops scandalized by the notion of resistance to Third World pathologies, and nimrod sons of politicians playing at journalism what I can and can’t say. And I don’t think most Americans are ready to have everything they speak, write, or think perused for possible hate criminality by these same goose-stepping creeps.

The Left’s Crusade Against Free Speech
In October 2009, the Obama White House launched a concerted attack against critical press coverage, one unparalleled since the days of the Nixon White House. In one respect, Barack Obama and Richard Nixon were in agreement: both perceived a distinctly liberal bias in the media. Nixon denounced the press for its leftism, Obama objected to the press’s deviation from it. So Obama and his senior staff singled out for condemnation Fox News, the lone television network that did not serve up the fawning coverage the president and his team had come to expect.

The case for conservative civil disobedience
Review of “By the People: Rebuilding Liberty Without Permission” by Charles Murray

Why men won’t marry you
That’s a question Peter Lloyd tackles in a series in London’s Daily Mail about Britain’s marriage rate, which is at its lowest level since 1895. “The state of matrimony is not just ailing. It is dying out faster than a mobile phone battery,” Lloyd writes. “For an army of women, Mr. Right is simply not there, no matter how hard they look for him.”

Blasphemy and The 1st Amendment
Just how valuable to our society is free expression?

Boys Without Dads: A Cruel and Volatile Calculus
The rioting in Baltimore is disturbing to all Americans, as the unresolved cause of Freddie Gray’s death while in police custody should be, as well.

Gay Extremists Must Not Silence Those Who Support Discussion and Dialogue
Senator Ted Cruz host says being gay is not a political affiliation

Obama Complains to UN About America’s “Human Rights” Violations
The Obama administration has, once again, complained to the United Nations about alleged American human rights violations–and boasted about liberal policies like Obamacare as the solution.

Boyhood Under Attack: Why Boys Can’t Just Be Boys Anymore
Boys can no longer act like boys. The days of them exploring, experimenting and acting like young adventurers have been replaced by more feminine activities. Young boys are also being medicated more when they don’t actually need it. In fact, the majority of children being treated for ADHD are predominantly boys. So why is boyhood being drugged? Why are there so many gender disparities in education? What needs to be done to restore masculinity in boyhood? PJ Media’s Dr. Helen Smith joins PJTV contributors Stephen Green, Scott Ott and Stephen Kruiser in this part one of this six part series hosted by Bill Whittle.

The First – and a Half – Amendment
Free speech and artistic and intellectual expression have been controversial Western traditions since the rise of the classical-Greek city-state. When our Founding Fathers introduced guarantees of such freedoms to our new nation, they were never intended to protect thinkers whom we all admire or traditionalists who produce beloved movies like The Sound of Music.

Newsflash For “Triggered” College Students: The Adult World Is Not One Big, Extra-Cushy Couch
At Chronicle, in the wake of all the “trigger warnings” everywhere, Todd Gitlin gets it right on what a college education is supposed to be — disturbing

Leftism is Just Religion for the Godless, Continued
If you’ve read Marx, and I’ve read him slightly, you’ll notice that his ranting sounds a lot like an angry, bitter failure ranting at God, but, being an atheist, he can’t rant at God.

Springtime for Dictators
Raúl Castro’s “very friendly” meeting with Pope Francis.

What’s Driving the Kafkaesque Crackdown on “Free-Range Parenting”?
Controversies about “free-range parenting” illuminate today’s scarred cultural landscape. Neighbors summon police in response to parenting choices of which the neighbors disapprove. Government extends its incompetence with an ever-broader mission of “child protection.” And these phenomena are related to campus hysteria about protecting infantilized undergraduates from various menaces, including uncongenial ideas.

How To Inoculate Your Daughter Against Campus Feminism
As a public service announcement, any Power Line readers with daughters heading off to college next fall ought to have a look at NeW, the Network of Enlightened Women. No—seriously—I know what you’re thinking: “Enlightened” is often a euphemism for leftism, but in this case NeW is a nice twit of NOW (National Organization for Women), which really ought to be thought of as THEN (Thoroughly Harridan Egalitarian Nonsense), and NeW run by some smart young ladies from our team.

A phenomenal talk about the Constitution and how to make it meaningful to America’s young people
I had the great pleasure today of attending a phenomenal talk by Prof. David Bobb, president of the Bill of Rights Institute. BRI uses original source documents to help teachers ans students understand America’s founding document and to see how it’s still relevant today. Its ultimate goal is to bring to an end our nation’s intellectual disengagement from the Constitution and to lead young people to “think the vote,” which is mindful, informed approach to elections, rather than to “rock the vote,” a mindless, drone-like approach to important issues that profoundly affect America’s young people.

China’s Attack on Religious Liberty: A Model for Progressives?
The Washington Post reported last week that “Chinese authorities have ordered Muslim shopkeepers and restaurant owners in its troubled Xinjiang region to sell alcohol and cigarettes, and promote them in ‘eye-catching displays,’ in an attempt to undermine Islam’s hold on local residents.” According to the order, anyone who fails to comply with it “will see their shops sealed off, their businesses suspended, and legal action pursued against them.”

In the long run, wars make us safer and richer
Norman Angell, the Paris editor of Britain’s Daily Mail, was a man who expected to be listened to. Yet even he was astonished by the success of his book “The Great Illusion,” in which he announced that war had put itself out of business. “The day for progress by force has passed,” he explained. From now on, “it will be progress by ideas or not at all.”

Fundamental Concepts – How to Get Rich
Low interest rates mean that money is “free”. If not free, near enough to free that it makes no difference. Oppressive regulations mean that every company spends a considerable amount of their resources on compliance. What does that give us?

Is the GOP finally playing the long game?
In the days that followed Mitt Romney’s loss to Barack Obama, postmortems were written and recriminations were slung. Theories about what led to the GOP’s stunning loss, a defeat not foreshadowed by national public opinion surveys, and what was to be done about it in the coming cycles proliferated. One of the hypotheses that explained the scope of the Republican ticket’s loss to the incumbent president was the theory that unexpected turnout in urban centers helped Obama run up the final score.

Feminist Logic: Shut Up, Haters
Did you know @KateSpencer has “self-inflicted body shame”? Yeah, your first thought is probably: Kate Who? But before we answer that question, let’s talk about her body shame.

Stephanopoulos so bad, he’s making Geraldo look good
Stephanopoulos-gate – bad for America, good for Geraldo

Ted Cruz, the only Republican arrogant enough to be president
Ted Cruz is intellectually arrogant, like Ronald Reagan. The difference is that Reagan masked his arrogance with self-deprecating humor. Sen. Cruz does a Reagan impression that would do a nightclub comedian proud, but he doesn’t have Reagan’s easy and spontaneous humor.

Loretta Sanchez commits a microaggression
The California senate race is shaping up nicely. Two rabid and dimwitted progressive harpies, Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez (D-CA) and Attorney General Kamala Harris, are locked in a cage match to succeed another rabid and dimwitted progressive harpy, Barbara Boxer (D-CA). Sad to say, one of those two will be a US Senator and thereby, as horrifying as it sounds, actually lower the collective IQ of that august body.

Police called after boy, 9, uses ruler as pretend sword: Teachers accused of overreacting after asking officers to speak to child after playground game of ‘knights and dragons’
Kyron Bradley waved ruler while at St George’s Bickley in Bromley, London

The EU promotes child marriage
Gypsies who “have to” come to Sweden to beg because they are oppressed and poor in their countries of origin and that somehow that is Romania’s fault. The only problem with this narrative is that none of it is true.

War Against Human Nature: What Feminists Pay $47,030 a Year to Learn
It takes a lot of money to learn how to disregard — or condemn as “oppression” — ordinary common sense about human nature. When my wife and I went to the accountant to have our taxes done, one of my business expenses was the approximately $700 I’d spent buying feminist books from Amazon.com during 2014.