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The Absurdity of California’s Reparations Proposal
/in California, PoliticsCalifornia’s reparations proposal ignores its the reality of its racial history, primarily racism directed at indigenous Americans, Mexican and Asians.
Welcome to the New Era of Environmental Colonialism
/in Urban Affairsby Hügo Krüger and Joel Kotkin — There’s a new kind of colonialism afoot in rich nations – environmental colonialism that was on full display at the UN’s latest climate summit, known as the COP27.
The New Global Class War
/in Politics, The EconomyA new global class war looms, as assembled woke corporations, bureaucrats and obscenely financed nonprofits at COP 27 agree to offer ‘climate reparations’ to poorer nations, undoubtedly to be paid for by workers in developed countries.
Anti-Semitism is Creeping Back into America
/in Demographics, PoliticsThat few conservatives spoke out after a recent Trump dinner with white nationalist Nick Fuentes suggests anti-Semitism is creeping back into American life. Likewise, the progressive left tends to downplay growing anti-Semitism in its ranks.
After Intersectionalism
/in Demographics, PoliticsAfter intersectionalism – a racial ideology that has recently dominated American politics, the country reverts to an older style of ethnic politics in which ideology takes a back seat to practical concerns such as jobs, and the spoils of government spending.
A Better Future
/in Demographics, Urban AffairsCan we have a better future — with the ability to build the kind of family-friendly housing long sought by most Americans?
Now watch Biden and Trudeau Escalate their Extreme Progressivism
/in PoliticsWill recent midterm electoral results encourage Joe Biden and Canadian PM Justin Trudeau, to move toward extreme progressivism that is likely to prove unpopular with voters?
Living up to the “Left Coast” Name
/in California, PoliticsThe “left coast” mostly lived up to its name during the midterms, though occasional signs of dissent could be seen. In California, Governor Gavin Newsom won big, and the GOP saw no major statewide successes.
The Democrats’ False Victory
/in Politics, The EconomyA stronger-than-expected Midterms performance doesn’t mask the fact that the progressives remain a dominant faction in the party — with an associated agenda that, outside of deep blue-college towns and core cities, commands little electoral support.
A Tale of Two Americas
/in Demographics, PoliticsTuesday’s Midterms were not a victory for conservative or progressive ideology, but an assertion of the growing power of geography in American politics.