Good morning from Washington, where The Justice Department’s detailed case against Donald Trump regarding classified documents seems bound to further divide Americans. Heritage Foundation legal eagles John Malcolm and Cully Stimson have the specifics. Meanwhile, Democrats and the media try to keep the public in the dark about a credible allegation of bribery against President Biden, David Harsanyi writes. On the podcast, a timely warning about U.S. dependence on China from the head of Hong Kong Watch. Plus: the Biden administration’s designs on our gas-fueled cars; how to counter the Left’s takeover of government; a strong win in court for gun rights; and America unwisely promotes sexual politics overseas. Sixty years ago today, Army veteran and civil rights leader Medgar Evers is shot and killed outside his home in Jackson, Mississippi; Evers’ killer, an avowed white supremacist, will not be convicted until 1994.
While special counsel Jack Smith, the prosecutor, has had his share of successes, including obtaining a conviction of a former GOP congressman, he has had his share of failures, too.
Under Uncle Sam’s Grand Theft Auto plan, Americans would be sacrificing their cars, paying more for transportation, and giving up their personal mobility without benefits for the environment.
President Biden has been accused by a credible informant of taking $5 million in “a bribery scheme with a foreign national” while he was the sitting vice president.
Americans can begin participating in the foster care system simply by meeting foster children within their own communities and making opportunities to mentor them.
The U.S. Embassy in Brazil tweets that it “invites public school teachers to participate in a series of online workshops on topics about the LGBTIQA+ community and school.”
This is perhaps the most significant Second Amendment victory since the Supreme Court’s landmark decision holding that we have a constitutional right to carry handguns in public for self-defense.
