The White House/cocaine scandal continues to fester. Were the Biden's even there when the cocaine was dropped off wherever it was dropped of? At Hat Hair, KT hears KJP complain to White House reporter: "To ask that question is actually incredibly irresponsible."
"KJP said the Biden family was not at the White House on Friday. Yes, they were. They didn’t leave the White House until late Friday afternoon. There is video of Jill Biden holding the hand of Hunter’s young son, Beau, as they boarded Marine One, with Joe Biden right behind them. Hunter walked off and boarded in the rear of Marine One. I remember thinking at the time that it looked odd for Hunter to walk off from his son but, whatever. KJP is either lying or was not aware that the First Family was in the White House Friday, which would be unusual because she works for Joe Biden. So, I’m going with she is lying.
At Fox, Fox News press pool report contradicts claim Biden family wasn't at White House ahead of cocaine discovery. From Da Caller, Reports Refute KJP’s Claim That Biden Family Wasn’t At White House Ahead Of Cocaine Discovery. Well, even Ted Cruz thinks not even Hunter is stupid enough to do that. Across da pond at Da Mail, 'The cover-up is astonishing': Ted Cruz says he does NOT think cocaine found in White House belonged to Hunter Biden - but does think it was left by a senior Biden official and questions why culprit has not been identified. At Da Wire, Ted Cruz Makes Surprise Prediction About Who Brought Cocaine Into White House. So instead of the ne'er-do-well drug addicted son, with no policy making authority, it belonged to some high ranking policy making official? How comforting! At Twitchy, Sen. John Kennedy weighs in on coke found in the WH as only he can "If my record was as bad as this White House's record, I'd probably give my staff blow too."
There is nothing complicated about the thinking of a liberal Supreme Court justice. Each of these dissents follows the same rote formula: the heart of the opinion is an appeal to fear and/or guilt, completely divorced from anything about the law. The basic argument is that because of either some looming menace, or your sins, or both, you must cede infinite power to your betters to run things outside the constitutional order. The law? Somewhere in the thousands of statutes and precedents out there, or maybe just from our superior moral compass, we can find something to serve as a pretext to support our desired result. The desired result is always more power to the bureaucrats and/or liberal elites. QED.
'Becca Downs at Town Hall, sees JD Vance Putting Universities on Notice When It Comes to Complying With Affirmative Action Ruling. At the Volokh Conspiracy, Dave Bernstein reveals that If An Applicant Didn't Check a Race Box, Harvard Would Assign a Race Anyway. At Twitchy, Here's a great rebuttal to The Nation's piece on Asian American white supremacists.
At Based Politics, The New York Times spreads misinformation about misinformation. Michael P Senger@michaelpsenger "Unbelievably, it’s 2023 and NYT is still pretending COVID vaccines “prevent transmission.” Worse yet, they’re citing a judge’s correct statement that the vaccines don’t prevent transmission as an example of “misinformation” to try to discredit him—inadvertently proving his point." WaPoo worries the decision may hurt Democrats in 2024, Social media injunction unravels plans to protect 2024 elections "Civil rights groups warn limits on government contacts could be a boon for election lies ahead of ‘the biggest election year the internet age has seen’" Civil rights groups being synonymous with Democrat interest groups. Elle Purnell at Da Fed thinks ‘Misinformation’ Is The Vocabulary Of A Culture That Has Lost Its Capacity To Discuss ‘Truth. Nick Arama at Red State says Musk and Shellenberger Shine Spotlight on Big Question in Wake of Biden Censorship Decision. Michael Shellenberger@shellenberger, "Experts said yesterday's anti-censorship court ruling was too badly written to be implemented, but it's already working. The State Department today canceled its regular Wednesday meeting with Facebook, and all future meetings, "pending further guidance.”" Elon Musk@elonmusk "I wonder what goes on at the “regular Wednesday meeting”" Michael Shellenberger@shellenberger "If history is any guide, a lot of bullying. https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.usco"
Regarding the CDC's promotion of transwomen "chestfeeding" Hat Hair's Beege Wellborn wonders How many children are going to die of malnutrition so we can validate trans #feelz. It isn't for the baby's wellbeing. Fox, California school district suspends kids for 5 days for misgendering trans student: 'Restorative justice.' "'In interviewing [the students,'] they admitted to being curious about a transgender person,' the principal said in an email" At Da Caller, School Suspended Kids For ‘Misgendering’ Teacher, Sent Them To ‘Restorative Justice’ Training. The Star, Nation’s Largest Teachers’ Union Vows to Embrace Radical LGBTQ Agenda in Government Schools, of course. From the Free Bacon, California Dem Won't Say If Book That Teaches Minors to Use Gay Hookup Apps Is 'Appropriate'. Town Hall's Sarah Arnold again, reports Kansas Republican AG Sues Dem Governor for Allowing Trans to Change Their Gender on Driver’s Licenses. Volokh at the Volokh Conspiracy reports the Tennessee Ban on Sexual-Identity-Related Medical Procedures for Minors Is Likely Constitutional. At Da Blaze, GOP lawmaker proposes requiring transgender men to register with Selective Service in case of a military draft. Seems fair to me! The Peacock is butthurt that Resumes including ‘they/them’ pronouns are more likely to be overlooked, new report finds. Why hire trouble? Da Mail, Its reign is officially over! Bud Light falls outside top 10 favorite beers in the US following $20B Dylan Mulvaney marketing disaster, new survey finds. Beege Wellborn, I can't even type this headline, it make me so angry ~ Beege "Now more than ever, cis female athletes must show solidarity with trans athletes." At Da Caller, Transgender Athlete Says He Intentionally Won Female Competition To ‘Stir Controversy’ About Fairness In Sports.
Na Hwa-rin said he had been preparing for “transphobic remarks” when he won a provincial competition in the country, according to an interview with The Korea Times. In fact, the 37-year-old cyclist welcomed them as an opportunity to highlight the biological advantage he held over women.
“I have no unresolved feelings over winning because that’s no longer what I want. My goal was to stir controversy and get my story heard by competing,” Na said.
Na said he felt sorry for female cyclists who lost to him, and offered them energy drinks as an apology. When he crossed the finish line, he felt “more relieved than triumphant.”
“I am not honored. I am not proud of myself at all. I believe other transgender athletes would feel the same way. They may not want to admit it, but they’re being selfish. There is no honor as an athlete in that.”
Campus Reform has the Viral video from UVA that captures racially charged rant 'Too many white people in here.' At Hat Hair, Lefty journalist sees hardworkers among her own ethnic group, concludes they're white supremacists. Tom Lifson at Am Think hears Karine Jean-Pierre say Racial preferences are an 'important constitutional right.'
At LI, Mike LaChance notes Brandeis University Quietly Removes ‘Oppressive Language’ Guide From Website After Backlash. "After Campus Reform revealed that Brandies University in Massachusetts had published an “Oppressive Language List,” asking students to avoid common terms like “ladies and gentlemen,” the school has now removed the content from its website. The list, which included phrases and terms like “policeman,” “picnic,” “people of color,” “rule of thumb,” was previously posted by the university’s Prevention, Advocacy and Resource Center (PARC)." At Da Caller, Jim Jordan, House Republicans Launch Investigation Into BlackRock, Vanguard, Others Over ESG Practices.
At Fox Business, Vermont Native American chief says Ben & Jerry's headquarters on 'stolen' land "The ice cream maker caused a firestorm with a July 4 tweet that America was founded on 'stolen land'" So they should put their money where their mouth is and give it back. Of course, as someone on Fox pointed out, Ben and Jerry no longer own Ben and Jerry's, they sold it to Unilever in 2000.
