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January 11 2022
Good morning from Washington, where the attorney general apparently has no problem with race as a condition of whether Americans get treated for COVID-19. GianCarlo Canaparo and Hans von Spakovsky call him on it. Fred Lucas explores the law prescribing how Congress can overrule the Electoral College. On the podcast, commentator Bethany Mandel shares how Facebook suppressed “wholesome” alternatives to woke children’s books. Plus: a former Heritage Foundation president is picked for a top post in Virginia, and The Washington Post declines to get its facts straight. On this date in 1908, President Theodore Roosevelt designates Arizona’s 277-mile Grand Canyon as a national monument.
In New York and Minnesota, leftists are prioritizing limited COVID-19 treatments on the basis of race. And the Food and Drug Administration has issued guidelines approving this noxious behavior.
Bethany Mandel discusses how Facebook censored her series of books on figures such as Amy Coney Barrett, and the importance of having alternatives to the left’s woke education materials.
“Our shared vision, combined with [James’] tremendous experience, will pave the way for a new day in Virginia,” says Youngkin of former Heritage Foundation President Kay C. James.
The new Manhattan district attorney says he no longer will prosecute certain low-level offenses and misdemeanors unless they are accompanied by a more serious charge.
The only way out of this mess is to free families from the clutches of the teachers unions. Funding students directly would empower families to access alternatives.
