Plus: Biden Administration Should Look in Mirror Before Casting Stones Over Vaccinations
August 7 2021
Good morning from Washington, where President Biden’s extension of the national moratorium on evictions quickly draws fire from groups representing strapped landlords. Tom Catenacci reports. In a commentary, David Harsanyi argues that the president’s action, through the CDC, is flat-out unconstitutional. Plus: Victor Davis Hanson raps the White House’s hard line on COVID-19 vaccinations, and Star Parker sees hope that the Supreme Court will embrace the sanctity of life. On this date in 1942, 1st Marine Division launches Operation Watchtower, the first U.S. offensive of World War II, confronting the Japanese by landing on Guadalcanal in the Solomon Islands. Enjoy the weekend.
In a debate, vice presidential candidate Kamala Harris shamefully said she would take a COVID-19 vaccine if doctors said it was safe but not if President Trump said to take it.
“Around half of all housing providers are mom-and-pop operations, and they also struggle,” says National Association of Realtors spokesperson Patrick Newton.
It is no accident that following the Roe v. Wade decision in 1973, we have seen a collapse of the American family and now the general collapse of birth itself.
The Democratic Party did more than any other institution in American life to preserve the “peculiar institution” of slavery—and later enforce Jim Crow-style apartheid in the South.
