Watch out. Capitol Hill and Silicon Valley have locked their sights on the next targets of a frightening free speech-squelching purge: independent citizens who dare to raise questions online about the safety and efficacy of vaccines.
Source: Vaccine Skeptics Under Siege, by Michelle Malkin
I’m against open borders. I think this self-evidently will destroy the country. The consequences will include cities and states unable to cope with the demands placed upon them in all spheres: policing, education, welfare, disease control, rodent control, proper housing, traffic control, etc. These burdens will be associated with costs being borne by taxpayers. Open borders will have a negative impact on the country’s politics and political system, moving it to a less libertarian position. This is basically one of the arguments made by Hans-Hermann Hoppe in “A Realistic Libertarianism“. In deciding questions of policy, I think in terms of … Continue reading →
Source: Open Borders or Not? – LewRockwell
Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) said that he will oppose President Trump’s national emergency declaration to fund a wall along the southern border, as the Senate prepares to vote on a resolution to block it.
Source: Rand Paul to vote against Trump’s national emergency declaration
Over the last 48 hours, several big names in the American mall industry announced they would be slashing store counts to the tune of over 300 stores.
Source: The Next “Big Short” Trade Is Back: Malls Are On The Cusp Implosion … Again
ThriveNYC, the mental health scheme fronted by Chirlane McCray, was given a budget of $850m to improve mental health care in the city, but has failed to track what the money was spent on.
Source: De Blasio’s wife can’t account for $850m given to mental health scheme
What leftist politicians do best, screw the taxpayer by wasting their money.