Mean Girls Rising
Once the putative party of the people, the Democrats are increasingly the party of political “Mean Girls” as radicalized women are driving the party ever further to the leftist fringe.
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Once the putative party of the people, the Democrats are increasingly the party of political “Mean Girls” as radicalized women are driving the party ever further to the leftist fringe.
Canada’s historic values such as free speech and assembly along with tolerance for opposing views are disappearing in favor of aggressive progressive politics that are tilting the nation towards a leftist authoritarian future.
California Governor Gavin Newsom recently announced plans to “Trump-proof” the state if the former president wins later this year.
The recent decision by the National Health Service to ban puberty blockers under prescription outside of upcoming clinical trials is a rare indication that common sense and biological reality are staging a comeback.
The greatest threat to Western civilization comes not from China, Russia or Islamists, but from the very people who rank among its greatest beneficiaries.
The passing this last week of Joe Lieberman, a long-time Connecticut Senator and former vice-presidential candidate, stands as reminder of how far the Democrats have moved from the kind of centrist politics that he so epitomised.
Biden’s climate plan is a threat to democracy if instead of mobilizing the masses, the climate lobby increasingly rejects the idea of popular consent.
ESG funds faced their worst year on record in 2023, harming taxpayers, state employees, and their families in blue states where ESG investing is most prevalent.
The key voting bloc in American politics is not the black or Evangelical vote – it’s the Latinos. Now by far the largest racial minority in the nation, Latinos are also the great contested electoral territory.
For years, American urbanists and city planners have looked at Canadian cities with envy, as they had managed to avoid the searing decline of their American counterparts. And Toronto was where the late Jane Jacobs chose to make her home, largely due to her enthusiasm for urban neighbourhoods.