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Posted by Mike LaChance on December 30, 2021 30 Comments
Few people influencing U.S. government policy right now are more divisive than Dr. Anthony Fauci. If you're a host on MSNBC, you might own a Fauci action figure or prayer candle. If you're a freedom-loving American who is exhausted by COVID policies, you would be happy never to see Fauci again. One thing is sure. No matter how you feel about Fauci, he will retire a very wealthy man.

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Posted by Mike LaChance on December 29, 2021 107 Comments
In September, we covered an incident at Arizona State University, where two white male students were approached in the school's multicultural center by two female students of color who berated them, telling them that their presence was offensive. The video went viral, and most people commenting on social media felt the female students were unreasonable and out of line.

Posted by Mike LaChance on December 29, 2021 66 Comments
The city council in New York recently voted to allow 800,000 non-citizens to vote in local elections, a move many people believe is a test run for the bigger goal of letting all illegal immigrants vote. Now Senate Republicans are pushing back by crafting legislation that would bar cities and states from receiving federal funds if they do this.

Posted by Andrew Branca on December 28, 2021 116 Comments
I’d like to share some quick observations on the conviction of Kim Potter on two counts of manslaughter over the shooting death of Daunte Wright.  I realize that the conviction is now a week past, but feel obliged to write up my closing thoughts on the case if only to close the circle on this trial on which we all invested considerable time and effort.
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