Posted on 09/20/2020 8:08:42 AM PDT by upchuck
In all the perfervid reporting this week (Victor Davis Hanson calls this “concocted melodramas”) there are only three big stories to my mind: The President’s stunning success in the Middle East, Secretary of Education Betsy De Vos’ brilliant parlay to Princeton’s virtue-signaling president and the passing of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Each of these are likely to further tip Trump toward an election victory in which according to Rasmussen he’s already reached 53% approval among likely voters.No one has better described the significance of the Abraham Accord than Spengler (David Goldman). The President, defying the conventional wisdom of decades of big thinkers in foreign policy establishments here and in Europe, offered the Palestinians their last best hope for peace. Since peace was never their objective, they turned it down and now they are like the petunia in an onion patch of the children’s song -- standing alone among its neighbors. [More at link]
Princeton’s “Systemic Racism”
If like me you’re disgusted with the corporate, political, and academic nonsense about “systemic racism” which now covers everything, including being on time for appointments, mowing your lawn, doing your homework, and speaking and writing standard English, Secretary of education Betsy De Vos seems deftly to have called the bluff of these virtue signalers. [More at link]
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Excellent article.
Betsy DeVos has got game!
Another GREAT article by Clarice. Thanks for the post/ping, upchuck. BTTT!
Betsy DeVos has got game!
Yeah, I was having my doubts about Betsy vs. my wife. Wife wins this one.
HOORAY Betsy!
Y’all are welcome.
Coinkydink, shirley !
The enemy is inside the gates, folks . . .
Not sure what shes trying to say there. Riots may have calmed a bit, but have not stopped, and chances are theres going to be much civil unrest when the senate takes up filing the seat.
Does that hurt Trump? Doubt it. What he loses in voters who dont like him ramming through a Judge, hell gain from those who are ODd on protests. Net lose zero.
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