1. Steve Turley: American Opinion of George Floyd Changes Drastically as Support for BLM Implodes
2. Antony Davies: Unprecedented Government Spending
3. Cheryl Chumley: America May
Finally Be Corona-Weary
4. Daniel Greenfield: The Police De-funders Have a Lot More
Cops Than the Taxpayers Whose Police They Want to De-fund
5. John Lott: TV Shows Push Gun Control Myths - in Sync with
Biden
American Opinion of George Floyd Changes
Drastically as Support for BLM Implodes
By Steve Turley
The city of Minneapolis – along with the entire nation – is
bracing for the trial of former police officer Derek Chauvin. Chauvin has been
charged with second degree murder and manslaughter in the death of George
Floyd, which incited massive race riots in urban areas across the country.
George Floyd’s death also sparked the ascension of Black Lives Matter as the
premiere political movement of the far left. At the beginning, public sentiment
soared for Floyd and BLM; now, it appears that support for both is crashing. In
view of the upcoming trial and the rising tensions associated with it, the
results of a new USA Today/Ispos poll came out showing a dramatic shift in
opinion over George Floyd and BLM. [more...]
Unprecedented Government Spending
By Antony Davies, Co-Author of COOPERATION AND COERCION
The federal government has pumped $4.8 trillion
into the economy over the past 11 months. Imagine what
the U.S. would have looked like had the government just divided that $4.8
trillion among U.S. households. What would that have done? There are 123
million households in the U.S. Given income cutoffs, the stimulus checks have
been going out to around 80 percent of those households. Had the government
simply divided that $4.8 trillion evenly among the 80 percent of 123 million
households, each would have received a check for almost $50,000. Now think
about what the U.S. would look like right now if 80 percent of households had
received a check for $50,000. For one thing, and for the first time in the
history of the human race, a country would have entirely eradicated
poverty. [more...]
America May Finally Be
Corona-Weary
A Morning Consult tracking poll just found that for
the first time in a year, when the Coronavirus hit, more Americans than not
feel comfortable eating at a restaurant, inside, at a table, seated among
friends and strangers both.... with face masks, without face masks, what have
you - but inside, and eating. If that sounds lame, it’s not. It shows America
may finally be hitting the stage called Coronavirus-weary. [more...]
The Police De-funders Have a Lot More Cops Than the Taxpayers
Whose Police They Want to De-fund
Washington D.C. has the highest ratio of police to people of any
major city in the country. There are 650 officers for every 100,000
residents in D.C. That’s 40% higher than any other major city in America
including Chicago and Baltimore. It has a 58% higher police ratio than New
York, more than double that of Boston, and triple that of L.A. But that’s
nothing compared to the private police force dedicated only to protecting
Congress. The Capitol Police, which has been in the spotlight since the Capitol
Riot, has over 2,000 sworn officers. Pelosi’s private police force is
the 19th largest police force in America. [more...]
TV Shows Push Gun Control Myths - in Sync with
Biden
The Biden administration promised gun control groups that
it will soon roll out a massive push for limits on firearm purchases and other
measures. And the television networks aren't waiting to lay the groundwork for
this effort. CBS is in a full-court press for gun control on its evening
entertainment television shows. The bad guys are always white supremacists who
use machine guns - supposedly AR-15s - to commit mass public shootings.
Criminals in Mexico supposedly get machine guns from the United States. A
father's desire to protect his family only leads to tragedy when his daughter
gets into the gun safe and uses the weapon in a mass public shooting. And guns
in the home pose a danger for children. Gun registration is necessary for
solving crime. [more...]
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