Democrats’ Love Of Socialism Is Nothing New, But Their Embrace Of Communism Is

 Issues & Insights  

"Communism as a creed has failed everywhere it’s been tried, bringing only grinding misery, state slavery, mass death, and horrible poverty. Quite a record."

Political Cartoons Daily & Weekly – Townhall

"Here’s a headline that you might not be surprised to see today: “Have The Democrats Been Lost To Socialism?” Only it wasn’t written today. Issues & Insights crafted that headline way back in 2016, when it was already clear the Democrats had moved sharply leftward. Today’s extremist Dems are no different; they’re just more obvious about it.

“Polls show a shocking number of Democrats, in particular young ones, find socialist ideas not merely acceptable but preferable to capitalism,” I&I wrote then. “It’s hard to imagine a more stunning indictment of our schools.”

"That still stands up pretty well today, we’d say.

"It was prompted by the release of a then-shocking February 2016 poll of 1,000 likely Democratic voters by the American Action Forum in which 47% of Democrats described “socialism” and “communism” as either “very favorable” or “favorable.” And 60% said they’d be OK if America went socialist.

"The numbers were equally dismal for young Democrats (those under 45), who favored socialism over capitalism by 46% to 19%, a landslide for leftism.

“How could average Americans of a supposedly mainstream political party throw their lot in with a creed that’s responsible for more human misery and poverty in the world than any other?” we asked. “It boggles the mind. Socialism, and its evil twin, communism, murdered well over 100 million people during the last century, a scale of slaughter unmatched in human history.”

"That was Feb. 22, 2016. Those under-45s who answered that poll then are today no longer youthful idealists; they’re the Democratic Party’s heart and soul, its establishment, as an even-more extreme group today emerges each year from our nation’s far-left universities to take their place.

"So what has changed? Nothing really, except today Democrats show a brazenness and shamelessness about their extremism. Today, socialism is edgy. It’s cool. It’s violent. It’s destructive. It’s online. And if allowed to take over, it will ultimately and inevitably metastasize into the moral cancer of communism, the worst political system in history.

"This is no false alarm. The Democrats are already objectively socialist." . . . More...

DSA: 'Our Goal Is Communism' - The Daily Signal   

. . . "After visiting China in November 2025, Piker said: “Mao Zedong is one of the great leaders of this world, OK? A man who changed the entire universe, the entire planet.” Never mind Mao’s killing 60 million of his subjects (three times Adolf Hitler’s body count), Piker announced, “I never would and never will” mock Chairman Mao. Indeed, Piker donned a full Mao jacket when he addressed the College Democrats Convention in Washington, D.C., last July 18."

Heartbreaking New Details Emerge About Barron Trump’s “Security Bubble” Amid Death Threats

 100PercentFedUp

"Barron Trump lives 'reclusive' life amid threats from Iran, assassination attempts on his dad, murder of Charlie Kirk" NY Post

Iran broadcasts sickening video claiming Barron Trump is 'fully
monitored,' places $10M bounty on his head

"Baron Trump is living largely outside public view as threats against President Trump’s youngest son draw the attention of the Secret Service.

"At 20, he should be able to build a life without people talking about killing him.

"New reporting describes the personal toll surrounding that “security bubble,” including the loss of someone close to him.

"The New York Post spoke with people in the Trump family’s orbit who described Barron as intensely private and seldom seen publicly. Its Friday report follows repeated attempts on his father’s life and threats aimed at Barron himself.

"The paper also reported thart Charlie Kirk’s September 2025 assassination deeply affected Barron, who had become close to him. Barron reportedly connected Kirk’s death with the danger of appearing publicly.

"The First Lady’s office asked the paper to leave details of Barron’s private life out of coverage because of the recent threats. That is an understandable request from a mother facing this situation.

"A therapist interviewed for the report cautioned against equating privacy with trauma. She has never treated Barron, and the reporting offers no basis for diagnosing his mental health.

"Threatening a president’s son is a vile way to intimidate a family. Whatever anyone thinks of the administration, Barron deserves to be safe.

"In its earlier coverage, the New York Post reported that Iranian state media had aired an approximately three-minute video targeting Barron. It described a claimed $10 million bounty, while explicitly stating that the paper could not independently verify the alleged reward or the video’s purported surveillance claims.

"The Secret Service confirmed to the paper that it knew about the video and investigates material that could constitute a threat to people under its protection. The agency withheld details about protective intelligence for security reasons.

"The report placed the broadcast alongside earlier threatening material directed at the president and First Lady Melania Trump. Barron’s name was being pulled into an already ugly campaign against the family." . . . More.

Now we await the "(MSNOW, Democrats, Rosie, Jimmy Kemmel, The View,) do not condone threats of this kind, but....

Video Titled 'Where to Kill Barron Trump?' Airs on Iranian TV; Group Alleges $10 Million Bounty Placed on President's Son

I Bought Beans at the Government Store

"Atlanta bet on a private grocer; New York is betting on the government."

Foundation for Economic Education

"And should the store succeed, the success . . . will belong to the private grocer that managed to make a business work where others wouldn’t."

"Downtown Atlanta has an unpleasant grayness to it, as if its architects forgot their charm at home when it was built. I glanced up at the towering corporate buildings that block out any sun that could have reached me, cut through Georgia State University’s greenless college campus, and my route was redirected by the relentless percussion of jackhammers that chipped away at the sidewalks. Finally, I approached the automatic doors to my destination, Azalea Fresh Market, and was welcomed by two security guards.

"At first glance, the store seemed like an ordinary supermarket, but a bit smaller than my usual. Upon a closer look at the items, the prices were anything but ordinary. My eyes darted toward the row of eggs displayed: $3 per dozen. Next to the eggs was a gallon of milk, $4. Behind me was a loaf of Sara Lee Honey Wheat bread, $5, and a 12-pack of canned sodas, $10. I trudged up a nearby set of stairs to see a modern café that featured a sushi counter, a sandwich shop, and a smoothie stand with several iPads to place an order. The sleek wooden tables and chairs were filled with professionals and students typing away on their computers while enjoying a sip and a bite. If you were anything like most Atlantans, given the prices and atmosphere, you probably thought that I was at the newest semi-luxury food market that I spotted on TikTok. In reality, I went to a government-funded grocery store that socialists are raving about.

"Azalea Fresh Market opened last September to address a growing demand for a grocery store in downtown Atlanta. Its opening was the result of a partnership between the City of Atlanta, the Independent Grocers Alliance, and a successful local mini-grocery store chain, Savi Provisions. With no major grocery company inclined to open a location in the downtown area, the City of Atlanta managed to contribute roughly $8 million in cash, loans, and grants to provide the infrastructure needed to help open the business (as well as a second location that is under construction), while the owners of Savi Provisions operate it independently, hoping that the ongoing success of the store will eventually allow it to run on its own. To reach that goal, the store keeps the prices of staple food items as close to those at other supermarkets as it can (though $3 for a dozen eggs and $5 for a loaf of bread can really add up for the more budget-conscious shopper), while operating the café upstairs to generate higher-margin sales from college students and professionals.

"Given the intent behind the establishment of this store, it’s difficult to imagine why it’s gaining so much praise from advocates for Zohran Mamdani’s proposed government-owned markets. Mamdani’s goal isn’t to target food deserts; he aims to outprice private grocers in areas where supply is abundant because he’s convinced that businesses are price-gouging consumers."

. . .  More...   

Ryan Devine is an Editorial Associate at FEE. He earned a BA in Psychology from Salisbury University and an MPA from Villanova University. At Salisbury, he received the Psychology Department Award, presented to a graduating senior in recognition of academic achievement and meaningful contributions to the department.

About - FEE;  FEE’s mission is to inspire, educate, and connect future leaders with the economic, ethical, and legal principles of a free society.  These principles include: individual liberty, free-market economics, entrepreneurship, private property, high moral character, and limited government.

Independent Journalist Nick Shirley Leaves New York Times Reporter SPEECHLESS After She Tries to Defend California’s “Stop Nick Shirley Act” . . .

 . . . "Then She Allegedly Cuts the Interview Short"

The Gateway Pundit   

"Independent reporter Jonathan Choe, standing a few feet away, later identified her by name and said he was “shocked she was this clueless.'”

"Independent journalist Nick Shirley turned the tables on a New York Times reporter who repeatedly pushed the Democrat defense of California’s so-called “Stop Nick Shirley Act.”

"Independent journalist Nick Shirley, the 24-year-old YouTuber whose viral reporting on empty Somali-run “learing centers” in Minnesota and hospice schemes in California helped blow open a national fraud scandal, was interviewed by NYT reporter Laurel Rosenhall outside the State Capitol after a rally against Assembly Bill 2624.

" Rosenhall is The Times’ Sacramento-based California politics correspondent. She showed up with a notepad. Shirley showed up with a camera, a “Califraudia Republic” hoodie, and a simple question the paper of record could not answer: why is California writing a law that protects the people spending public money instead of the people exposing how that money disappears? 

"Shirley posted the clip Thursday with a caption that said it all:

“Here is the New York Times realizing they are advocating for a law that would effect journalism and fraud from being exposed.” 

"Rosenhall starts in defense mode. According to her, lawmakers maintain that the bill was already being developed before Shirley traveled to California. 

" Shirley immediately shot back: “Not true.” . . .   More text and videos here.

'The New York Times' can't shake the cloud over a 90-year-old Pulitzer Prize

NY Times brand of yellow journalism certainly earns the Walter Duranty Award

The Duranty Prize is named after Walter Duranty, the New York Times Moscow corresponded in the 1920s and 1930s who whitewashed Joseph Stalin’s forced starvation of the Ukrainians (the Holodomor) and many other aspects of Soviet oppression. Duranty was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in 1932 for his efforts. It has never been revoked."

Jelly Roll Tells Fans to Stop Listening to His Music If They Dislike His ‘Kimmel Live!’ Trump Jokes

  News24

August 28, 2024; Rosie O'Donnell Spreads Insane Trump Conspiracy   

. . . "You have voiced my thoughts exactly.

"I think when he smacked his ear, he had a blood capsule and that is what he used on his ear. I don’t think he was hit by anything.

"People underestimate how bad he does not want to go to prison. He will do anything people ….anything."

"It’s the kind of disinformation, or misinformation we hear all about these days. Yet TikTok hasn’t censored O’Donnell’s rant. Nor are any entertainment outlets." 

Rosie O'Donnell Praises Jelly Roll After His ‘Fat Pig’ Trump Attacks on ‘Kimmel Live!’

"The singer went even farther down the path of hatred and told anyone who isn’t a radical leftist that he no longer wants them as his fan."

Dems: We no likee Hasan

"The Democrats at last stand up on their hind legs and bleat. "

 J.R. Dunn - American Thinker

"As we all know, this indignant schoolmarm schtick always works. Just look at Geraldine Ferraro, Hillary, or Kamala."

"It looks like the Dems have at last repudiated Hasan Piker, the anti-Semitic, anti-American Chairman Mao wannabe. So the road is clear, and they can move ahead without any worries, right?

"Well, actually, no. To start with, “repudiated” here is subjective at best. Leader of the People’s Party Hakeem Jeffries, when asked point-blank by Wolf Blitzer whether he was in fact cutting ties with Piker, instead went into a long monologue about “the rising tide of anti-Semitism,” the security of  “our Jewish brothers and sisters,” and the obligatory insinuation that all “ideological perspectives” were implicated, all without mentioning Piker’s name. (He did mention it once, in passing, when Blitzer pressed him, insisting that he’d opposed Piker “As forcefully as he could.” Righto, Hak.)

"The other “repudiations,” by Elissa Slotkin and a handful of nonentities – Josh Gottheimer, Jackie Rosen, and Ritchie Torres -- were no better. Clearly, the Dems are less interested in repudiating Piker than they are in just hoping that he goes away, while loaning them his following until November. Slotkin started out strong but went off the rails when she couldn’t resist the now-obligatory pro-Palestinian line --this in a statement supposedly condemning anti-Semitism.

"Abdul Mohammed Al-Sayed, who has been working hand in glove with Piker in his campaign, was puzzled by the whole thing. Hasan Piker, if he wasn’t mistaken, was a “streamer” – was that the right word? – out in California, whereas he, Abdul, was up in Michigan, where he was helping people get to the doctor’s office. So what was the question again?

"Barely had enough time passed to consider any of this before hard-left harridan Debbie Dingell emerged to undermine the whole effort with a half-demented rant aimed at the real villains. It was all the media’s fault, said Deb. She was tired of talking about Hasan Piker. She didn’t want to hear that name again. “I am done. Don’t any reporter ask me again about Hasan Piker.”

"As we all know, this indignant schoolmarm schtick always works. Just look at Geraldine Ferraro, Hillary, or Kamala." . . .  More...

August 28, 2024: Rosie O'Donnell Spreads Insane Trump Conspiracy

. . . “I don’t know what happened that day, but I don’t think it was a bullet that hit him,” she said. There’s zero proof anything else but a bullet pierced his ear.

"Next, she suggested the event was staged to make him look heroic. Why else would he pop up after being hit and raise his fist in the air.

"'That’s a normal reaction, right, to almost being assassinated,” she said.

"She also alleged he “regrew” his ear, something that only happens with octopuses, she noted.

"I left Islam for Christ. Playing 'crusader' in Dearborn is ruining our witness" Abdu Murray

 I have had gracious, edifying conversations with a few Muslims, but you can see by the Hamas and Oct 7th commentaries in the Tunnel Wall, compassion and respect ends with those who behead babies and murder families. TD

Washington Examiner   

"Christians are to be ambassadors of Christ (2 Cor. 5:20), expressing what is beautiful, good, and true. I met such ambassadors during my nine-year odyssey from Islam to Christ. What persuaded me was not spectacles or confrontation, but the credibility of the gospel, conveyed by Christians who compromised on neither truth nor compassion."

"Knights of the Crusades, crosses on their chests and swords held high, rushed toward a Muslim horde with violence in their eyes and scimitars raised. That image circulated on social media ahead of the Aug. 18 political march in Dearborn, Michigan — only a few miles from where I have lived my whole life, first as a Muslim, now as a Christian for the last 26 years. The image, and what happened that day, troubles me — but not for the reasons many assume.

"I support Christians engaging in the public arena, politics included. But we must ask whether our engagement bears the image of Christ or confirms the caricature of Christianity we hope to overcome.

"Every Christian in metro Detroit who wants to talk to a Muslim neighbor about Jesus now has the additional barrier of that crusade image and the news coverage of Christians angrily pointing their fingers. 

JAMES TALARICO SAID HE ‘HATES CHRISTIANITY.’ HERE’S WHY

"I understand the concerns that brought some Christians to that march; I've shared some of them publicly. Friends of mine were mistreated — and even arrested — for preaching the gospel at a Dearborn festival, then vindicated in court, acquitted, and awarded damages in a civil suit. More recently, Dearborn’s mayor chastised a Christian at a City Council meeting, telling him he wasn't welcome in the city where he pays taxes. A protester was recently attacked in the streets. His attackers were arrested, and the legal system is running its course. These are legitimate causes for concern.

"Those events, coupled with fears that the Muslim-controlled “no-go zones” of Europe and the UK might take root here, drove much of the support for the Aug. 18 march. Police arrested 22 people for misdemeanors (though they declined to say which side they came from). That the justice system is working gives me hope that we are not in the same place as Europe and the U.K.

"Some critics say Christians should stay out of politics altogether. That swings the pendulum too far." . . .  Full article...

Abdu Murray is a speaker, author, and attorney who specializes in addressing issues where religious faith and emerging cultural trends intersect and collide. He has written four books, including Saving Truth, Grand Central Question, Apocalypse Later, More than a White Man’s Religion. His newest book, Fake ID: How AI and Identity Ideology Are Collapsing Reality―and What to Do About It, was released nationwide Feb. 3, 2026.

Gavin Newsom signs ‘Stop Nick Shirley Act’ expanding protections for immigrant service workers

MEAWW News

"Critics have condemned the measure, arguing that it could intimidate people 'trying to shine light on bad behavior'"

"LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: On Saturday, August 22, California Governor Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 2624, expanding the Safe at Home program. Now, employees at nonprofits that help immigrants with the immigration system get covered by this protection too. This happened just days after a staffer from the state Assembly interrupted an interview with journalist Nick Shirley outside the state Capitol in Sacramento." . . .

What does the 'Stop Nick Shirley Act' do? – Deseret News   . . . "The act, sponsored by Assembly Member Mia Bonta, the wife of California’s attorney general, would outlaw the sharing of photos or personal data of “immigrant service” providers on the internet in the state, if it was done as harassment.

"Specifically, it builds off of the state’s existing “Safe At Home Program,” which is supposed to help domestic violence survivors, and adds the following:

• Shields public home and work addresses from public records.
• Prohibits any individual or entity from posting, displaying, selling or distributing the personal information or images of program participants online when done with the intent to threaten, intimidate or incite violence." . . .

(Republican Assembly Member Alexandra) "DeMaio continued, “This is not about protecting people from violence. This is about threatening and intimidating people who are trying to shine a light on bad behavior. If you have nothing to hide, why fear the transparency?”

The act's purpose seems to be anti-doxxing which the left does with ICE members and causes them to wear masks. TD

“Here in California, the politicians, instead of going after the fraudsters, they’re going after the ones that are going to expose the fraud,”

   . . . "Shirley also pointed to the legislation’s author, Assemblywoman Mia Bonta, whose husband, California Attorney General Rob Bonta, serves as the state’s top law enforcement official.

“While the attorney general is supposed to go after fraudsters, his wife is doing the opposite,” Shirley said.

"Explaining how he and others intend to fight it, Shirley said: “This is not the end; this is just the beginning.”

"Other speakers at the rally argued that the issue extends beyond Shirley and could affect Californians’ ability to scrutinize how taxpayer dollars are being spent."

Los Angeles Residents Disgusted by Their Choices for Mayor: ‘I Wish They Could Both Lose’ 

. . . "Lots of people who live in Los Angeles are disgusted by the two choices they have for mayor this year, Democrat incumbent Karen Bass and radical DSA candidate Nithya Raman.

"It is still amazing to think that leftists managed to bump Republican Spencer Pratt off the ballot, leaving voters with the choices of far left or super far left.

"The city is in need of rescuing, but no one is coming to the rescue. The left made sure of that by removing Pratt from the race." . . .

. . . "People in Los Angeles have only one option left. Write in Spencer Pratt for mayor. It might not work, but it’s their last hope."

Newsom bristles at Nick Shirley alleged fraud exposé on California

"YouTube content creator Nick Shirley, the independent journalist and conservative influencer who shined a light on alleged child care fraud in Minnesota, has set his sights on another Democrat-controlled state: California. His new exposé suggests fraudsters in the Golden State are creating fake hospice businesses by using the Medicare beneficiary numbers of seniors who are actually healthy. NewsNation's Nancy Loo has more."

Racism Isn't Fueling Gary Power Outages. Black Leaders Are

"It is not racism preventing Gary from thriving. It is apathy, political thievery, and race obsession."

The Federalist  

"Take it from someone who knows. Gary isn’t in the dark because of racist white people. Gary is in the dark because of incompetent, selfish, self-interested black people who trade on the language of racism to maintain their power without accountability." 

"Gary, Indiana, just wrapped up week two with no power, and the left-wing narrative on the extended blackout is (unsurprisingly), “It’s racism!” As someone who lived in Gary for a decade, I can tell you it is anything but that. 

Gary made me a conservative. In 1999, I married a man from Gary and moved to his home on the west side. That marked the beginning of a 10-year journey in one of the most dangerous cities in America. I was a default Democrat at the time, like most black Americans. Still, as a Christian woman, I dove into community service right away, helping launch and direct an afterschool program.

"There I saw how all the laws and policies I had supported my entire adult life worked up close. I quickly discovered they don’t. I was treated to an endless stream of haughty, entitled bureaucrats who openly despised anyone trying to improve the city on their own. In a city that is almost all black and run exclusively by black people, you’d think I would have found many allies and people excited for progress. It was the exact opposite. Gary was a mess then, and it’s still a mess. 

The cries of racism have been the loudest these past few days. Memphis is also experiencing a mass power outage, and Malcolm X impersonator Justin Pearson is using Gary’s current crisis to make a connection to the Memphis blackout:" 

Another Joy Reid type.

"The post is quite the self-own. Pearson skates near the edges of the truth here, but per usual glides right by the obvious conclusion: Majority-black cities are governed terribly. 

"Gary is not experiencing storm racism. Gary is experiencing complete incompetence, and the storm laid it bare. There are a few reasons Gary remains in a position of suffering.

"First, people literally shot at the power company. NIPSCO (Northwest Indiana’s energy provider) has reported that multiple bullets struck their vehicle as employees tried to navigate the streets of the city and make repairs. 

"Second, people are abandoning their homes in search of air conditioning, gas, and electricity, leaving property vulnerable to thieves and home invaders. My senior citizen uncle refuses to leave his home for fear there will be nothing to come back to. He and his wife feel they must choose between suffering and theft." . . .   More...

Kira Davis is a political pundit, broadcaster, and writer. She has appeared on outlets such as Fox News, Newsnation, Newsmax, BBC, and more. She is the author of “Drawing Lines: Why Conservatives Must Begin to Battle Fiercely In the Arena of Ideas” and lives in southern California with her family and a blind dog. 

How David Letterman Failed the Dangerous Laughter Test

 The Hayride   

"And if Allen is right that the roots of Russiagate reach much further back than 2016, then that missing Letterman interview may be a small piece of a much larger story about who shaped the narratives Americans were given, who repeated them and what eventually disappeared from view."

"(Mark Anthony) — Seven days after the Benghazi attack, Barack Obama went on David Letterman’s show.

"The date was September 18, 2012. Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three other Americans were dead. The Obama administration was under mounting pressure to explain what had happened, the election was less than two months away, and the administration’s explanation that the attack had grown out of a spontaneous reaction to an anti-Islam video was already under scrutiny.

"So Obama went to Letterman. Naturally. 

"That was one of the more striking moments in A.J. Rice’s Dangerous Laughter conversation with Drew Thomas Allen, author of Clinton Hoax, Obama Coup: The Declassified Story of the Trump-Russia Delusion. Allen’s book argues that the political and intelligence controversies that exploded around Donald Trump in 2016 did not begin with Trump. To understand Russiagate, he argues, you have to go backward through the Obama years, Benghazi, Hillary Clinton and the intelligence community.

"But the Letterman story is where the conversation gets genuinely strange.

"Allen says that while researching the book, he found references to Obama’s Letterman appearance in material associated with the Benghazi investigation. Finding the actual interview, however, proved to be another matter. According to the discussion, only a small portion of the September 18 appearance remains readily available, while the section dealing with Obama’s explanation of Benghazi is the part that cannot readily be found. Rice points out that plenty of Letterman interviews from that period remain online, making the absence of this particular material difficult to ignore.

"Let’s be careful about what that does and does not mean. The missing footage does not prove who removed it, why it disappeared or whether anyone deliberately removed it at all. Television archives are complicated, rights change hands and old material can disappear for mundane reasons. Rice and Allen themselves discussed trying to obtain a complete copy or transcript rather than treating the missing footage as proof of a conspiracy.

"But it does raise a pretty remarkable question: why is a presidential interview, important enough to be referenced in the Benghazi investigations, so difficult to watch today?

"Rice’s answer was almost tailor-made for Dangerous Laughter: it has been “memory holed.'”. . .    More...

The New WWE—Women’s Wrestling Entertainment

 Caitlin Clark made the WNBA rich, but its players seem determined to destroy the league by turning women’s basketball into a violent spectacle.

Victor Davis Hanson  

"Two ex-NBA players, Enes Kanter Freedom and Royce White, took the WNBA at its word, nobly identifying as women and declaring themselves for the WNBA draft. Yet their declaration of their preferred gender identities—which are usually affirmed as brave and stunning by the WNBA and other forms of officialdom—only elicited furor from the league."

"The WWE is getting rich not so much by just playing basketball as by waging a veritable physical and cultural
 war on Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham."

"A better name for the current Women’s National Basketball League (WNBA) might be Women’s Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), given the growing performance-art violence that is now endemic in the league.

"Prior to the 2024 arrival of then-22-year-old Iowa superstar Caitlin Clark, very few people watched the WNBA.

"Team franchises were worth less than $20 million. The league ran chronic deficits and was subsidized by the men’s professional basketball league, the National Basketball Association (NBA).

"An unspoken subtext of the WNBA was that the owners and coaches were left-wing and made little effort to hide their political biases.

"Despite talk of diversity, the league was—and remains—about 83 percent nonwhite and about 70 percent black.

"Some media outlets have suggested that about 50 percent of the players are gay.

"By Clark’s third year, her level of play had revolutionized the WNBA—or rather, saved it from financial collapse and cultural obscurity.

"Economists have concluded that she has already infused $1 billion into the league through increased attendance, new media contracts, endorsements and sponsorships, and sports tourism.

"Once-obscure players are now pampered and highly compensated.

"Team franchises are now more than 20 times as valuable. In Caitlin Clark’s mere three years, the average team market value has soared to nearly $500 million.

"Caitlin Clark did not revolutionize the WNBA by belonging to a white and heterosexual minority. Indeed, there are plenty of such players in the league.

"Rather, in less than three years, she has proven to be arguably the greatest and most exciting female basketball player in history—hence the strange envy and hatred of her competitors." . . .  More.

Liberal Women

 What Lindsey Clancy’s defenders have revealed about American women - Patricia McCarthy    

"There are thousands of depressed and maybe even psychotic people who do not murder." 

. . . "There are thousands of depressed and maybe even psychotic people who do not murder.  But for an astonishing number of women across America, the answer is a no-brainer:  Clancy is innocent because … her husband did it (no evidence whatsoever), the psychiatric drugs she had amassed from several if not numerous psychiatrists made her do it, and/or that she suffered so seriously from postpartum psychosis, a rare but extreme form of postpartum depression.

"We’ve all seen the bizarre cult of moonbats who believe Luigi Mangione should be allowed to walk free after shooting UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in the back because he headed a health insurance company; Mangione hated health insurance companies.  

"Then there are the “activists” who think Karmelo Anthony is not guilty of stabbing Austin Metcalf to death when all the evidence proves that he did, without cause.  Recent evidence shows that Anthony was on the edge that day and looking to stab someone and wanted to “lick their blood off his knife.” 

"The theoretically same people believed O.J. Simpson was innocent, that George Floyd was not the drugged-up criminal with a violent past that he was.  

"These are the same people who believed Kamala Harris’ pal Jussie Smollett did not set up his absurd attack by two men wearing MAGA hats.  How many fake “racist” hoaxes are there?  Too many to count." . . .    

. . . "But with the invasion of 12 million to 20 million migrants from third world failed states our American culture has been polluted, the obvious consequence is the disruption of what was once a relatively ideologically cohesive country.  And now we have mothers defending a mother who murdered her own three babies."  

Why Are Liberal White Women So Angry? - American Thinker 

"Because the United States is living in the feminist future that these witless, self-indulgent, agnostic, supposedly well-educated, and miserable women promoted, there is an ongoing calamitous erosion of a unique American civilization."