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November 25, 2021 THE LATEST America’s democracy is failing — and the world knows it by Cynthia Miller-Idriss America has long expressed a goal of spreading democracy around the world. But according to Sweden’s International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance, American democracy is showing signs of “visible deterioration.” Cynthia Miller-Idriss calls IDEA’s report “a wake-up call,” but it’s not too late to turn America’s situation around. It will only come with both national and local investments that “create more informed citizens, restore trust across dividing lines, energize youth engagement and reduce political violence.”
Read Cynthia Miller-Idriss’ full analysis and more on your Thanksgiving MSNBC Daily. TOP STORIES Ahmaud Arbery’s murderers will be punished. If only it were always that way. Read More Lady Gaga earns the applause (applause) in ‘House of Gucci.’ Read More Good news! We found what to be grateful for during an otherwise hellish year. Read More The United States has all kinds of work to do, but when Biden said things are ‘a hell of a lot better,’ he had a point. Read More TOP VIDEOS MORE FROM MSNBC MSNBC Films presents an encore presentation of “In the Dark of the Valley.” The new feature documentary explores the decades-long cover-up of a nuclear accident in the Los Angeles area, the families that suffered and one mother’s journey to activism after watching her own daughter fight cancer – twice.
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Today we look at the results of the Ahmaud Arbery murder trial, why Australia is a reluctant partner in the climate fight, and a new quiz show to delight Harry Potter fans.
Here’s the latest on that and everything else we’re watching this Thursday morning. Legal experts say they’re not surprised that a Georgia jury reached guilty verdicts for felony murder and other charges Wednesday against the three white men on trial in the shooting death of Ahmaud Arbery, a Black man whom they had chased through their neighborhood last year.
But Travis McMichael, 35, the man wielding the shotgun and who pulled the trigger, was found guilty of an additional charge — malice murder — whereas his co-defendants, his father, Gregory McMichael, 65, and a neighbor, William “Roddie” Bryan, 52, were not.
Page Pate, a Georgia defense lawyer who is not affiliated with the case, said the jury’s finding makes sense.
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Plus, find out how a leaked video led to Wednesday’s convictions. Thursday’s Top Stories
Australia has long been under fire as one of the world’s top producers of coal and gas, and has done little to suggest it will be a leading partner in the fight against climate catastrophe, despite its pride in its native wildlife and environmental treasures. Flu activity is still low in the U.S., but more than 90 percent of cases have been among children and young people ages 5 to 24. In “The Sex Lives of College Girls,” Kaling brings to the table something novel — an Indian American character who openly seeks out sex. OPINION Focusing on one dinner in Plymouth, Massachusetts, in 1621 means we ignore the meal’s fascinating — and more far-flung — prehistory, writes Adam Larson, writer and science communicator. Also in the News
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One Fun Thing
Accio Harry Potter nerds.
In honor of the 20th anniversary of the first Harry Potter film, “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone,” WarnerMedia and the Wizarding World put together a four-part weekly quiz show to put contestants’ magical knowledge to the test.
In “Harry Potter: Hogwarts Tournament of Houses” contestants will be tasked with answering hundreds of Wizarding World trivia questions as they play for one of the four Hogwarts houses.
Executive producers Robin Ashbrook and Yasmin Shackleton, who have produced a number of reality shows, said they wanted to ensure the show appealed to more than just the superfan.
“Because we’re celebrating 20 years [since the first film], my kids all know the franchise,” Ashbrook said. “But the challenge was how do you make a show that appeals to a dad who doesn’t know anything? Or a daughter who doesn’t know that much about Harry Potter?”
Read more here.
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- Milley speaks with Russian counterpart — ‘risk reduction’ 4 hours ago
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- Nation’s ‘Top Scientists’ Lied About COVID 4 hours ago
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America’s first socialist republic
Posted: 25 Nov 2021 03:14 AM PST (Scott Johnson)Paul A. Rahe holds the Charles O. Lee and Louise K. Lee Chair in the Western Heritage at Hillsdale College and is one of the country’s most distinguished scholars of history and politics. In view of his study of Republics Ancient and Modern, Professor Rahe is the academy’s foremost authority on the history of republics. Although his subsequent work on Soft Despotism was not far from his Thanksgiving reflections when he wrote this column for us in 2009, at the dawn of the Obama era, neither was his older work on republics. Posted here annually on Thanksgiving since 2009, it bears directly on the socialist temptation that confronts us yet: On Thanksgiving, it is customary that Americans recall to mind the experience of the Pilgrim Fathers. We have much to learn from the history of the Plymouth Plantation. For, in their first year in the New World, the Pilgrims conducted an experiment in social engineering akin to what is now contemplated; and, after an abortive attempt at cultivating the land in common, their leaders reflected on the results in a manner that Americans today should find instructive. William Bradford, Governor of the Plymouth Colony, reports that, at that time, he and his advisers considered “how they might raise as much corn as they could, and obtain a better crop than they had done, that they might not still thus languish in misery.” And “after much debate of things,” he then adds, they chose to abandon communal property, deciding that “they should set corn every man for his own particular” and assign “to every family a parcel of land, according to the proportion of their number, for that end.” The results, he tells us, were gratifying in the extreme, “for it made all hands very industrious” and “much more corn was planted than otherwise would have been.” Even “the women now went willingly into the field, and took their little ones with them to set corn; which before would allege weakness and inability; whom to have compelled would have been thought great tyranny and oppression.” Moreover, he observes, “the experience that was had in this common course and condition, tried sundry years . . . amongst godly and sober men, may well evince the vanity of that conceit of Plato’s and other ancients applauded by some of later times . . . that the taking away of property and bringing in community into a commonwealth would make them happy and flourishing.” In practice, America’s first socialist experiment “was found to breed much confusion and discontent and retard much employment that would have been to their benefit and comfort.” In practice, “the young men, that were most able and fit for labor and service, did repine that they should spend their time and strength to work for other men’s wives and children without any recompense. The strong, or man of parts, had no more in division of victuals and clothes than he that was weak and not able to do a quarter the other could; this was thought injustice. The aged and graver men to be ranked and equalized in labors and victuals, clothes etc., with the meaner and younger sort, thought it some indignity and disrespect unto them. And for men’s wives to be commanded to do service for other men, as dressing their meat, washing their clothes, etc., they deemed it a kind of slavery, neither could many husbands well brook it.” Naturally enough, quarrels ensued. “If it did not cut off those relations that God hath set amongst men,” Bradford notes, “yet it did at least much diminish and take off the mutual respects that should be preserved amongst them. And [it] would have been worse if they had been men of another condition” less given to the fear of God. “Let none object,” he concludes, that “this is men’s corruption, and nothing to the course itself. I answer, seeing all men have this corruption in them, God in His wisdom saw another course fitter for them.” The moral is perfectly clear. Self-interest cannot be expunged. Where there is private property and its possession and acquisition are protected and treated with respect, self-interest and jealousy can be deployed against laziness and the desire for that which is not one’s own, and there tends to be plenty as a consequence. But where one takes from those who join talent with industry to provide for those lacking either or both, where the fruits of one man’s labor are appropriated to benefit another who is less productive, self-interest reinforces laziness, jealousy engenders covetousness, and these combine in a bitter stew to produce both conflict and dearth. |
Trump’s litmus test
Posted: 24 Nov 2021 06:58 PM PST (Paul Mirengoff)Yesterday, I observed that Sen. Mark Kelly is “underwater” in Arizona. Polls show that more Arizonans disapprove of his performance in the Senate than approve of it. And Kelly is up for reelection (or defeat) in less than a year. In passing, I noted that early polling among Republicans puts Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich well out in front of other GOP Senate hopefuls in the state. He is the first choice of 27 percent of respondents. The next most popular candidate is at only 10 percent. Brnovich also polls slightly better than his rivals in early head-to-head polling against Kelly. However, there’s a fly in ointment. Donald Trump is pressing Brnovich, as Attorney General, to back the claim that Trump carried Arizona in 2020:
I understand why, for Trump, embracing unsubstantiated claims that the election was stolen from him is close to a litmus test. The myth of invincibility (Trump will win so much we’ll get tired of all the winning) is central both to Trump’s psyche and to his appeal. Reality — that Trump led the party to defeat in 2018 and again in 2020 — is unacceptable. I don’t quite understand why large numbers registered Republicans may demand that GOP candidates play along with Trump on this matter. Why not thank the former president for his service and try to find a candidate more likely to win going forward? Alternatively, if one thinks Trump is still the guy, why not concentrate on electing a Republican Senate for him to work with in 2025, rather than rejecting strong candidates who won’t go along with the “we wuz robbed” excuse? Glenn Youngkin wisely declined to embrace that narrative in his race for governor of Virginia. Good thing, too. Youngkin could not have performed as well as he did in the Northern Virginia suburbs if he had associated himself with Trump’s claim that the 2020 presidential race was stolen. Given the tightness of the race, Youngkin might well have lost had he carried that banner. Trump ultimately did not demand that Youngkin do so. Keep in mind, however, that there was no GOP gubernatorial primary. Had there been one, might Youngkin have been forced to go all-in on 2020 fraud claims or else see a rival win the nomination? I don’t know. I just hope that Trump won’t demand fealty to his claims about the 2020 election, especially from Republicans running in Senate primaries. More importantly, I hope Republican voters won’t base their voting decisions on who has, and who has not, subscribed to Trump’s theory of the last election. Allahpundit is pessimistic on this score:
I hope not — at least not because of his handling of Trump’s complaint about the 2020 election. Trump’s complaint about the Georgia result probably cost Republicans the Senate last time out because it depressed conservative turnout in the Georgia runoff elections. But at least when Trump first lodged these complaints there might still have been an outside chance of the Georgia result being reversed. A year later, there’s no chance of the 2020 outcome being reversed. Complaining about it now serves no substantial purpose other than upholding the myth of Trump’s invincibility. Adherence to that myth shouldn’t be a litmus test for GOP candidates. If it is, the odds of Republicans regaining a majority in the Senate will diminish. |
And the Golden Turkey Award Goes To…
Posted: 24 Nov 2021 12:43 PM PST (John Hinderaker)Twice a year, Center of the American Experiment presents its Golden Turkey Award to highlight wasteful government spending in the State of Minnesota. Each contest features four nominees, and thousands of Minnesotans vote to select the winner. This time around, the nominees included a $261,000 grant to the University of Minnesota to teach eagles not to fly into wind turbines; $6.2 million to study development of a half-mile long “land bridge” over the major highway between Minneapolis and St. Paul, the purpose being to remedy “road racism” that occurred 60 years ago when the highway bisected a black neighborhood along with various other neighborhoods; and $2.5 million from the City of Minneapolis to pay “Violence Interrupters” to patrol the streets in brightly colored t-shirts, in lieu of police officers. But the winner was the Newport Transit Station, a state of the art, $6.45 million bus stop, the nicest and most expensive bus stop in the East Metro. Only problem: no buses stop there. We filmed this short video this morning, at the bus stop, to officially confer the award:
Before covid caused the routes that were supposed to use the Newport station to be shut down entirely, ridership at the $6.45 million bus stop averaged eight people a day. We got the idea for the Golden Turkey from William Proxmire’s Golden Fleece awards of many years ago. Proxmire’s insight was that if you talk about billions of dollars, it has little impact. But if you tell people that the government is spending $400 per hammer, they get outraged. |
Mid-Week in Pictures: Special Thanksgiving Holiday Edition
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Biden’s approval rating falls as inflation rises
Posted: 24 Nov 2021 10:01 AM PST (Paul Mirengoff)A new survey by NPR/Marist places Joe Biden’s approval at 42 percent. That’s a new low for Biden in this particular poll. 37 percent of those surveyed strongly disapprove of Biden’s performance. Only 13 percent strongly approve. At 42 percent, Biden’s approval number is exactly the same as the percentage that approves of the way he’s handling the economy. Clearly, “it’s the economy stupid.” Or maybe it’s the stupid way in which Biden is handling the economy. Inflation is at the forefront of voter discontent with Biden. 39 percent of those surveyed name inflation as the most important economic concern. That’s more than twice the number — 17 percent — that cites wages. Labor shortages (11 percent) and unemployment (10 percent) come next. Labor shortages are part of what’s driving inflation. I’m surprised the percentage citing inflation as the most important economic concern isn’t higher. As John noted earlier today, according to a Yahoo News/YouGov poll, 77 percent of Americans say inflation is affecting their lives. 51 percent say they’re worried they “won’t be able to afford what they need during the holidays due to inflation.” Notably, only 18 percent say Biden is doing enough to address inflation. This survey was conducted before Biden ordered the release of 50 million barrels of oil from our Strategic Petroleum Reserve. This move will probably help bring down the price of gasoline a bit, and it shows that Biden is no longer oblivious to concerns about inflation. However, it’s not likely to bring down the overall inflation number by any significant degree. Meanwhile, the two spending programs Biden has pushed — one of which was already enacted with some Republican support — will/would increase inflationary pressure. Biden claims that “17 Nobel Prize winners in economics have said that my plan will ease inflationary pressures.” But this statement is highly misleading. As Ramesh Ponnuru points out, what these economists actually said is that Biden’s plan would “ease longer-term inflationary pressures.” Several of them admit the obvious — that by pumping more money into the economy, Biden’s program would increase inflation in 2022. Any downward pressure on prices would come later, due to hoped-for productivity increases. Ponnuru argues that the hoped-for productivity increases are probably pie-in-the-sky. He cites the Penn Wharton Budget Model which estimates that the net effect of the Democrats’ bill on the economy, even in the very long term, will be negative. I doubt that anyone really knows what the long-term effect of Biden’s program on inflation will/would be. But there’s little doubt that in the short-to-medium term, the effect will be inflationary. The polls discussed above show that this is bad news for Joe Biden and his party. It might be better for them politically if Sens. Manchin and Sinema prevent passage of a reconciliation bill — the larger of the two spending packages. |
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93.) JUST THE NEWS
94.) SHARYL ATTKISSON
95.) RIGHTWING.ORG
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96.) NOT THE BEE
97.) US NEWS & WORLD REPORT
98.) NEWSMAX
99.) MARK LEVIN
November 24, 2021
On Wednesday’s Mark Levin Show, WMAL radio host Larry O’Connor fills in for Mark. All three men charged with the murder of Ahmaud Aubery have been found guilty by a jury of their peers. This case shows that our justice system works, it’s not systemically racist. The white men that shot and killed a young black man were held accountable for their crimes. Despite the media’s warped and perverted view of justice and obsession with the Kyle Rittenhouse verdict, the system worked. Then, President Biden is single-handedly damaging the economy and all the Democrats care about is retaining power. If it means lying about everything, they will do it. The media is just as complicit in covering things up and toeing the line for the Democrats in Washington. Later, if you have children in the public school system you have seen the impact of Biden and the impact of your school board. Our whole system is built on the premise of divesting power from the federal government, especially in your neighborhood. Afterward, the recent wins in Virginia are a good sign for the upcoming presidential election. However, there is much work to be done to win locally to ensure that America moves forward.
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100.) WOLF DAILY
101.) THE GELLER REPORT
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102.) CNS
103.) RELIABLE NEWS
104.) INDEPENDENT SENTINEL
Waukesha terror attack was painted as a crash or an accident by the media. Just when you think the MSM can’t get any more dishonest.
Russia and OPEC are making fools of Biden’s release of oil reserves but the media will cover it up for him.
Dems want service members’ guns if someone accuses them of abuse.
Media Lies: Waukesha’s a ‘Parade Crash,’ an ‘Accident,’ & Brooks Was Running from PoliceAfter CBS, the AP, and ABC called the Waukesha murders a ‘parade crash’, MSNBC called the massacre an ‘accident’. They are not telling people the truth and are trying to… | |
Salvation Army Is Now a Racist OrganizationThe Salvation Army, a Christian charity, implemented critical race theory-based teachings for its donors. Its Alexandria-based leadership created an “International Social Justice Commission,” which has developed and released a “resource”… | |
Even NPR/Marist Can’t Come Up with Good Polling for Corn Pop’s PalBiden has slipped to 40 percent approval in some Rasmussen and other surveys in recent weeks. The latest Biden-friendly NPR/Marist poll shows him at 42%. According to NPR/Marist, only 42 percent of voters support the job Biden… | |
Russia & OPEC to Crush Biden’s Dumb Effort to Lower PricesThe mainstream media praised Joe Biden up and down for releasing oil from the strategic reserves that Donald Trump had purchased at a very low price. Somehow, they thought this… | |
AOC, Maloney, Raskin Call for Lower Bail 1 Day After Waukesha MassacreNew York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is a dangerous fool and a very far left one at that. Only one day after terrorist Darrell Brooks murdered six people, including a little… | |
JJ Watt Offers to Cover Funeral Expenses for Intentionally Murdered Victims in Waukesha Terror AttackJJ Watt will pay for the funeral costs of the Waukesha terrorist attack on Sunday as they watched or marched in the Christmas parade. Six people died, including an 8-year… | |
This Is How the First Female Prime Minister Worked Out in SwedenThis is how female leadership is going in Sweden. The first female Prime Minister lasted hours and that was probably too long. Sweden elected its first-ever female Prime Minister on… | |
Hillary Demands More Censorship of Social Media as She Smears the USAHillary Clinton, who twice thought she could be president, wants new laws to regulate speech on social media. We will digress to state an opinion here. We think the leftists… | |
Madwoman Rashida Tlaib Can’t Think of a Crime Worthy of ImprisonmentAnti-Semite Rep. Rashida Tlaib is a very dangerous lunatic who used to invade Republican campaign meetings screaming and cursing. Whatever her objectives are, she could do very serious harm to… | |
Biden Turns His Back on Americans on His Way to a Billionaire CompoundBiden is still turning his back on the American people, most likely because he’s only capable or allowed to read off a teleprompter or from an earpiece. This so-called president… | |
Candace Owens Rights a Wrong for Officer Fired over a $25 DonationCandace Owens, who works for The Daily Wire, took on the case of former Norfolk Police Officer Lt. William Kelly who was fired for anonymously giving $25 to Kyle Rittenhouse’s… | |
The Word “Looting” Is Racist, You May Call It Organized BurglaryABC News doesn’t want you to use the word “LOOTING” when describing the smash and grab robberies in upscale stores in the Bay Area after the Kyle Rittenhouse verdict came… | |
43% of Central Americans Want to Come Illegally & It’s Not Over PersecutionMigrants from Central America are rushing to the U.S. illegally for money, but not because they are persecuted as Democrats would have us believe. That is the news from a… | |
Dems Want Service Member Gun Confiscations over AccusationsA report out of Military.com notes that House Democrats are aiming to pass legislation that would allow police to confiscate firearms from active duty troops The legislation would permit civilian police to… | |
Biden’s $2.5 Billion Payoff to His Donors – TRIAL LAWYERS!Democrats have tucked a lucrative $2.5 billion tax break inside President Biden’s multitrillion-dollar social welfare bill that would benefit the trial lawyers lobby, spurring Republican accusations of political backscratching, The… | |
Readers, I Give You the President of the United StatesOur President just reads off a teleprompter without knowing what he is saying. That’s why he reads, ‘end of quote’ in the first clip. It’s not a slip. He’s done… |
105.) DC CLOTHESLINE
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106.) ARTICLE V LEGISLATORS’ CAUCUS
107.) BECKER NEWS
108.) SONS OF LIBERTY
109.) STARS & STRIPES
110.) RIGHT & FREE
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Happy Thanksgiving! But beware the “tragedy of the commons.” It almost killed off the pilgrims. Now, via Washington, D.C., it’s probably coming for…
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111.) UNITED VOICE
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112.) THE DAILY SHAPIRO
113.) INSURGENT CONSERVATIVES
The most famous words of Franklin Roosevelt, America’s longest-serving president, were, “The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.” One wonders if any…
Leave it to Joe Biden to be setting the worst possible records for Americans.
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114.) WAKING TIMES
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115.) UNCOVER DC
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