1. Daniel Greenfield: We're NOT All in
this Together
2. Antony Davies: Race
is the Elephant in the Room
3. Dr. Steve Turley: Late
Night Ratings Implode
4. Sally Pipes: Coronavirus
Lockdown - How Many Harmed by Disruption to Routine Medical Care?
5. Karen Tiber Leland: Video
Flubs in the COVID Era
We're NOT All in this Together
By Daniel Greenfield
"We're All in This Together," the sappy title of one
of several bad songs, has become the Ministry of Information slogan of the
pandemic. You hear it while shopping for groceries at the supermarket, see it
on billboards that tell you to social distance your way off the street, and in every
single ad on TV. And then, after months of being locked indoors and being told
that we were out to kill grandma if we left the house, the same media lauded
massive numbers of rioters crowding together to curse the cops. The political
fiction of the pandemic died once its administrators found a shiny new fascist
object. [more...]
Race is the Elephant in the Room
By Antony Davies, Co-author of 'Cooperation and
Coercion'
Anger over the death of yet another black man, George Floyd, at
the hands of a white police officer has erupted in violent protests coast to
coast. People looking for quick, easy answers will cling to that story. But
it’s not the right story. The right story is more complicated, and it
implicates nearly everyone. The right story is partly rooted in the racial
difficulties that have plagued the United States from slavery, to the Jim Crow
South, to the strife of the 1960s, through the Rodney King fiasco - and now to
George Floyd. Race is the elephant in every American room. [more...]
Late Night Ratings Implode
By Dr. Steve Turley
Are we seeing the beginning of a new era of conservative late-night
television? In many ways, Johnny Carson was the quintessential conservative
late-night host. Always classy and witty, his guests were top-notch. Not only
did he feature some of the best up-and-coming comics and entertainers, but
Carson often showcased some of the greatest classical musicians in the world.
But since his farewell, there really has not been a good conservative
alternative to all the leftist shilling and virtue signaling that spews out
night after night from the likes of Kimmel and Colbert. That is, until now... [more...]
Coronavirus Lockdown - How Many Harmed by
Disruption to Routine Medical Care?
By Sally Pipes, President & CEO of the Pacific
Research Institute
With states in the initial stages of reopening
their economies, early research seems to indicate that the stay-at-home
orders may not have had as much impact on the spread of COVID-19 as the conventional wisdom held. We may be
on the cusp of a different "mass casualty incident," a group of
over 600 doctors recently argued in an open letter to President Trump. The doctors
assert that 150,000 patients have had cancer go
undetected during the lockdown. Even more have foregone treatment
for conditions that could lead to heart disease or stroke. Sadly,
these physicians may be right. [more...]
Video Flubs in the COVID Era
By Karen Tiber
Leland
A few days ago, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer was
videoconferencing on air with MSNBC from his home. In the middle of the
interview, the bathroom door behind him opened and what appeared to be his
African American house cleaner came out with cleaning supplies. She looked
awkwardly toward the video and he at her. Then she wandered quickly out of the
frame. She was not wearing a mask, and neither was he. Ironically, this was
just moments after Senator Schumer had been speaking about the disproportionate
impact of COVID-19 on black Americans. To be fair, Senator Schumer is not the
first person – and he certainly won’t be the last – to make a bad
videoconferencing faux pas. The larger point here is that in this day and
age, we can be made or broken based on what we do online. [more...]
Thursday, June 11, 2020
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