Harvard is engaged in defending a suit that alleges discrimination in admissions due to its race-conscious approach. Due to a missed deadline for filing a notice of claim with their insurance carrier, the amount of money that Harvard is spending to protect their “right” to discriminate based on race is now visible for the world to see.
American Federation of Teachers (AFT) president Randi Weingarten defended a contract between Minneapolis Public Schools and the union which will fire white teachers over minority teachers.
The March contract between Minneapolis Public Schools and the Minneapolis Federation of Teachers (MFT) includes a deal that fires teachers who are not a part of underrepresented populations first, instead of basing termination on seniority.
Oberlin College has finally thrown in the towel. After years of legal wrangling, the college has announced that it is beginning the process of paying in full ($36.59 million) the judgment against it for libeling Gibson’s Bakery and promoting a boycott.
How many times since the war began in February has western media proclaimed that Russia is losing the war? According to the media, how many hundreds of thousands of troops has Russia lost? What new spin is there to put on the corpse that is Ukraine?
One big city mayor is complaining about migrants being sent to his city. NYC Mayor Eric Adams whined, “Our schools are going to be impacted. Our healthcare system is going to be impacted. Our infrastructure is going to be impacted.”
The left is hard at work trying to get the public to accept specific definitions of radical that conform to their agenda of trying to fundamentally transform the country into a communist state.
Joe Biden visited Buffalo after the mass shooting on Saturday. Yet he couldn’t visit Waukesha after a terrorist killed 6 people and injured dozens more after he plowed through a Christmas parade. According to Psaki, it was because such a visit requires a lot of assets and takes the city’s resources.
Does this sound in any way familiar?
A criminal is wrongfully killed, and “peaceful demonstrations,” which are actually violent riots, break out nationwide. The flag of a radical and violent group is placed next to the national flag on government buildings. Out of fear of being canceled and losing business, individuals and corporations succumb to publicly supporting this violent organization. Mandated behavior is compelled upon threat of arrest by the political elite and leadership. Despite objections from parents, schools begin teaching an alternative “history” and embrace prejudice, anti-Semitism, and sexual permissiveness as part of the school curriculum.
As most people know the administration is appealing a federal judge’s ruling that the imposition of a mask mandate for planes, trains and busses was illegal. On Wednesday, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg was asked about his planned attendance at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner on Saturday.
Buttigieg said he was planning to go. Fox News Brett Baier pressed him on why he was seeking to keep Americans masked on planes, etc. while he went maskless to a ballroom event. Buttigieg tried to denigrate the reporter by saying, “Most of us understand the difference between a hotel ballroom and an airplane.”
In doing so, Buttigieg once again displayed his ineptness. Airplane air filtration systems are way beyond anything seen in a hotel ballroom. Airplanes filter and clean the air in the entire plane every 2 minutes while ballrooms with massive volume have very limited air exchange or filtration.
Just what were this man’s qualifications for this job? Was this job the price of stepping out of the way so that Biden could be the Democratic candidate in 2020?
Many states have been involved in the process of redrawing the lines for their House congressional districts as a result of the last census. Florida is no exception and actually will add a congressional seat making their total 28. This is the result of rapid population growth as well as population shifts elsewhere in the country.
The Florida legislature originally drew two potential maps and sent them to the governor for his signature. He vetoed them based on the opinion of attorneys in the governor’s office that such maps were unconstitutional. Specifically, Florida law states that district lines cannot be “drawn to favor or disfavor an incumbent or political party.” This law is supported by nearly two-thirds of Florida voters.
This is not what happens in many other states. Lines are often drawn to favor an incumbent or to dis-favor one. Both parties do it. South Carolina’s 6th congressional district is one such example of many across the country.