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Scott Wiener, California’s Political Nightmare: The Fetish-Fueled Marxist Running for Pelosi’s Throne
Meet the New Face of California Crazy Only in California could a man with a history of pushing laws that make parents powerless, criminals protected, and children confused be the frontrunner to replace Nancy Pelosi. Enter Scott Wiener, the San Francisco state senator who somehow manages to out-radical even the
Rahm Emanuel Teaches Morality: From Chicago Corruption to Selective Outrage
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So You Say You’re Not Anti-Semitic, Just Criticizing Israeli Policy and Actions?
It’s a line you hear all the time: “I’m not anti-Semitic—I’m just criticizing Israel.” At first glance, it sounds harmless, even reasonable. Governments deserve scrutiny. But when that critique is laser-focused on Israel, while ignoring far worse conflicts around the world, the selective outrage tells a different story. The Problem
Boy, Was I Wrong About Rick Caruso: The Billionaire Turncoat Who Fooled Us All
I Thought Rick Caruso Was the Next Richard Riordan—Boy, Was I Wrong I’ll admit it. I bought the pitch. When billionaire real estate mogul Rick Caruso first hit the political scene, I thought he was cut from the same cloth as Richard Riordan, the last Republican mayor of Los Angeles,
Why “Queers for Palestine” Makes Sense to Them: The Strange Logic Behind Seemingly Irrational Activism
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