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The witches of Salem are back, and they’re signing abortion bills (opens the original)
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Maura Healey and a coven of hags cheer for legalized baby murder. Maura Healey, the 73rd governor of Massachusetts, the first woman and open lesbian to hold that office, served as that state’s attorney general from 2015 to 2023. Healey considers herself a devout Catholic despite being ardently “pro-choice,” and despite recently signing a bill to legalize abortion in Massachusetts up through the ninth month of pregnancy. In interviews, Healey talks about her devout Irish Catholic mother, Tracy He
James Talarico, A Classic Polanski Villain? (opens the original)
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Talarico’s political ascent, built on distortions of Christianity, is pure wickedness. I find it odd that shortly after seeing a cult film by Roman Polanski, the 1999 flick “The Ninth Gate,” my thoughts went straight to James Talarico, the Democrat Senate nominee who will run against Attorney General Ken Paxton in the fall. In a strange way, the movie I had just seen merged like an AI mist over a picture of Talarico I caught online. First let me say something about the film: it’s a Polanski clas
His Holiness, Dr. Anthony Fauci (opens the original)
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The fall from grace we’ve all been waiting for. His Holiness, Dr. Anthony Fauci, was the infallible source of science back in 2020. That was the insufferable year when, in league with Fauci, Philadelphia essentially cancelled Easter. Philadelphians were prohibited from hosting gatherings in their homes of more than five or six people. To make sure these guidelines were adhered to, a snitch-on-your-neighbor system was put into place. Neighbors could call a special number and report lawbreakers, w
Don’t Confuse Urban Drug Addiction With Homelessness (opens the original)
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Living on the street is an intentional lifestyle, rooted in criminality. A recent article in City Journal by Heather MacDonald argued that street homelessness is fundamentally an addiction and mental health crisis disguised as a housing shortage. I’ve been saying the same thing for a number of years. The romance of the poor homeless on city sidewalks being there because of capitalism, unfair equity practices, poverty, or racism is over. Yet the Left continues to pursue this romantic fiction, des
What would a civil war with the Left look like? (opens the original)
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A satirical exercise in the hypothetical about where the current political polarization could go. What if the current unrest in the country leads to a second American Civil War? How would that play out in the modern era? Let’s allow ourselves a daydream — or nightmare — about how it might go. Granted, there wouldn’t be battles like those that were fought in Gettysburg or Vicksburg, but it’s conceivable each side would come up with their own flag design, since symbols are essential. The Right mig
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