Bob Hoge at RedState notes a Runner Switches to Girls' Track Midseason — School Says the Real Problem Is the Parent Who Noticed "On September 5, the cross-country athlete finished 76th in a boys’ JV cross-country race, but on September 29, he magically finished first in a varsity girls’ meet against Union High. This could be the moment that this whole drama officially jumped the shark, because it’s almost impossible to argue that “changing genders” right smack in the middle of the season is normal or reasonable."
At CJ, Ilya Shapiro warns Don’t Judge the Supreme Court by Its Polls "Public confidence is down in an age of collapsing institutional trust, but Americans still generally support the Court’s rulings." It may be our least corrupted institution.
From the Victory Girls,
Jewish Democrats In Michigan Plan To Back Republican If El-Sayed Wins
Primary. We've been waiting for the majority of Jews to wise up for a long time.
Data Republican at Substack, explore Chinese infiltration of US politics,
Apax Partners: The Money Linking Singham and the DNC, "Apax Partners, Neville Roy Singham, and the sovereign investors
surrounding the DNC’s most important political database." "Apax Partners’
management company — the entity that sits above every fund, including the one
holding Democratic campaign infrastructure — counts China’s CIC and
Singapore’s GIC among its owners. CIC is subject to China’s 2017 National
Intelligence Law, which requires all organizations to “support, assist, and
cooperate with national intelligence work.” GIC’s board is chaired by
Singapore’s sitting Prime Minister, who also oversees the country’s
intelligence services."
At
Coffee and Covid News, "You had to scroll all the way down this morning’s New York Times web page
to find it, but the story reported, “Hawaii Lt. Gov. Is Indicted in Corruption Investigation.” The short article is almost mind-numbingly boring, packed with
passive-tense, soft verbs, and a distinct absence of outrage. Maybe the
reserved tone was because the indictments were more Democrats, including the
highest-ranking Democrat official under indictment yet."
This leads us to a larger point about Trump 2.0’s Department of Justice. While
many in the MAGA base are still spreading “waiting for someone to get
arrested” memes, high-profile, state-level arrests are happening all over the
country.
How? The Trump administration systematically dismantled
the so-called “ethical” gatekeepers in D.C. The DOJ’s Public Integrity Section
—which historically acted as a brake and a bottleneck, protecting favored
politicians and shutting down local investigations— was slashed from 36
lawyers down to just two. The long-standing requirement that local prosecutors
consult with D.C. before indicting any local political figures was
suspended.
By removing the federal roadblock, the Trump DOJ
effectively unleashed state-level corruption prosecutions. The Hawaii case,
for example, is being prosecuted by the state Attorney General’s Special
Investigation and Prosecution Division, using evidence provided by the feds.
Leslie Eastman at LI is gratified
Trump Demands Review of ‘Reference Manual on Scientific Evidence’ Used by
Federal Judges, "Meanwhile, the House Committee on Science, Space and Technology
investigates the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine
(NASEM) over its stewardship of this nation’s scientific efforts."
Conquest's Second Law: Any organization not explicitly and constitutionally right-wing will sooner
or later become left-wing. With Fritz's addendum, "With explicitly right-wing
organization, it takes a little longer."
At Twitchy,
Judges Enter Orders Preventing DHS From Terminating TPS for Ethiopia, South
Sudan
, despite the Supreme Court telling them, more or less directly, to cut that
shit out. John Hinderacker at Power Line, compares
Trump’s Success, and AI’s Bias
on immigration. "My colleague David Zimmer dug into the
data
to assess the success of President Trump’s immigration policies. He
found them
to be very successful, indeed:... I thought I’d put AI to the test to see what
its response would be regarding the data I presented above. It responded twice
that I was misrepresenting the data relevant to both the number and percentage
of illegal aliens detained who had either a criminal history or pending
criminal charge. AI referenced the CATO Institute and the Migration Policy
Institute as source documents for refuting my conclusions. I then provided the
link to the DHS raw data and asked AI to calculate the figures and get back to
me. Here’s AI’s response – I’ll take the win!..."