Plus: Philadelphia Isn’t Los Angeles: Putting a Rogue Prosecutor’s Primary Win Into Context
June 5 2021
Good morning from Washington, where educrats and politicians seem intent on making race the most important thing in the nation’s classrooms. Jon Butcher has one concerned mother’s story. The future doesn’t look so good for rogue prosecutors, Cully Stimson and Zack Smith predict. Plus: Facebook keeps Trump on ice; business consultants exploit cancel culture; and the antisemitism threat in America. Forty years ago today, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention unknowingly signals the advent of the AIDS crisis in a report on five cases of a rare lung infection in young, otherwise healthy gay men in Los Angeles. Enjoy the weekend.
Rebekah Randall’s son’s teacher wrote the letters “BLM” on the board one day to describe something that inspires her, a reference to the Black Lives Matter movement.
Larry Krasner, one of several George Soros-backed rogue prosecutors in the country, wins a Democratic primary despite a radical, pro-criminal, anti-victim approach to the job.
“If these companies continue to actively insert themselves between the user and content, they should target legitimate purveyors of violence like the antisemitic ayatollah of Iran,” says Kara Frederick.
The kinds of lies and smears being normalized and spread by the likes of Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and other leftists on the floor of Congress have manifested in harassment and violence against Jews.
Patrisse Cullors led the main Black Lives Matters group to significant success, including assembling a $100 million war chest and getting critical race theory curricula distributed in 14,000 school districts.
