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March 9, 2021
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Political Correctness Run a Duck
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by Tony Perkins
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Cartoonists ought to be mocking the cancel culture -- not becoming victims of it! Apparently, not only is the mob overbearing and hypocritical, but humorless too. They've turned their corporate guns on everything from the gender-insensitive Mr. Potato Head to Pepe Le Pew, a Looney Tunes skunk the New York Times accuses of "normalizing rape culture." (What's next? A #MeToon hashtag?) Now, 27 years into a comic strip about a fictional duck, the banning of Mallard Fillmore in newspapers across the country is showing everyone where the liberal quack down might lead.
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States Experiment with Un-Canceling Free Speech
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by Joshua Arnold
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Over the past few years, conservatives have noticed with increasing alarm as social media giants and other Big Tech companies pressed their thumb on the scales of public debate, muzzling one dissenting voice after another. These mega-corporations had successfully lobbied for special government carveouts on the theory that they provided a public forum that enabled free speech, but now aggressively work to censor news, facts, and opinions they don't like. But thankfully there are those working to bring their abusive behavior to an end.
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Unity Need Not Apply at EEOC
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For all its talk of unity, the Biden administration has proven itself to be as hyper-partisan as it gets after only a month and a half in office. The nearly two trillion dollar spending bill that passed the Senate last week was only the latest episode, as President Biden and Democrat leadership cast aside their former bipartisanship to ram through a bill that broke decades of precedent against using our tax dollars to fund abortion.
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Today's show features: Marco Rubio, U.S. Senator from Florida, on his opposition to Wendy Sherman's nomination as Deputy Secretary of State, and on his bill - the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act - that will ensure that goods made with Uyghur forced labor do not enter the United States; Rand Paul, U.S. Senator from Kentucky, on his opposition to Rachel Levine's nomination as HHS Assistant Secretary, biological boys identifying as transgender competing in female sports, and on his attempts to stop Democrats from giving free money to Planned Parenthood; Dr. Andrew Bostom, clinical trialist and Associate Professor of Family Medicine at Brown University, on the new CDC guidelines for vaccinated Americans; Asa Hutchinson, Arkansas Governor, on his decision to loosen Coronavirus restriction in Arkansas, and his reaction to President Biden's "Neanderthal" criticism of governors opening businesses.
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