2. Lowell Ponte: How About a 'Real Disadvantage' SAT Score?
3. James Hirsen: The Biden Masquerade
4. Sally Pipes: Deregulating Vaccines Saves More Lives
5. John LeBoutillier: Amash Advocates for Impeachment
Terror
Attacks on Saudi Oil Operations Expose the Folly of Rubio and Graham’s Moralism
By Joseph P. Duggan
Tanker ships and the strategic pipeline of Aramco, the world's
largest oil company, suffered terrorist attacks last week. Aramco has the
monopoly on all Saudi Arabian oil production and is wholly owned by the Saudi
government, the United States' most powerful ally in the Middle East. The
attacks at sea and in the heart of Saudi Arabia coincide with the upcoming
public release of President Trump's Arab-Israeli peace plan, for which Saudi
Arabia and Israel already are signaling support. Iran or its allies are
suspected of responsibility for the attacks. [more...]
By Lowell Ponte
The SAT will now employ a secret score to show college admission
officers if a student has been "privileged" or has been "disadvantaged."
With the Supreme Court expected soon to prohibit racial preferences in college
admissions, SAT is offering colleges a secret way to find out what students'
races likely are. I suggest that fair, non-leftist universities should apply a
different yardstick for measuring whether student applicants have overcome
social disadvantage... one that determines which students have been "truly
disadvantaged." [more...]
The Biden Masquerade
By James Hirsen
Biden’s latest campaign has come up with a fictional crisis, one
of a “soulless” nation that is in need of fixing. His campaign is doing
everything it can to avoid the simple fact that the Biden candidacy carries
with it an enormous amount of baggage. The former senator and vice president
happens to be the embodiment of establishment politics. In addition, he is an
apologist for a massive federal bureaucracy. The third-time presidential
hopeful has been in the political business for an astounding fifty years. He
apparently believes that he is just the guy who will be able fix things, even
things that over the last half century he helped to break in the first place. [more...]
Deregulating
Vaccines Saves More Lives
By Sally Pipes, President & CEO of the Pacific
Research Institute
Measles is making a comeback. As of May 17,
there were over 800 reported cases of the disease, according to the Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention. That’s more than in any of the last four years.
This uptick is dispiriting but shouldn’t be surprising. More and more people
are deciding not to get their shots. In the past decade, the number of
nonmedical vaccine exemptions for philosophical reasons has increased in 12 of
the 18 states that allow them. [more...]
Amash
Advocates for Impeachment
By John LeBoutillier
On the latest edition of REVOLUTION_The
Podcast... we analyze the effects of the first GOP Member of Congress -
Rep. Justin Amash - to advocate the impeachment of Donald Trump. Is Congressman
Amash alone in his thinking or is he echoing what he hears in the GOP cloakroom?
Will more GOP Members follow his lead? Is there a sense of exhaustion now
creeping into the Trump presidency? Is some of the steam even coming out of his
base? [more...]
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