Plus: Fact-Checking Clarence Thomas’ Fact-Checkers on Vaccines and Abortion
July 8 2022
Happy Friday from Washington, where President Biden is largely silent on the violent crime that continues to plague the nation. Americans must demand better, Jarrett Stepman argues. Are critics correct in accusing Justice Clarence Thomas of falsely linking aborted fetal cells with COVID-19 vaccines? GianCarlo Canaparo and Louis Pham have the facts. On the podcast, Doug Blair throws light on the threat posed by pro-abortion DAs. Plus: Sam Alito revives judicial wisdom; Americans stand tall; and California’s gun rights scandal. On this date in 1776, a 2,000-pound bell made of copper and tin—later called the Liberty Bell—peals in Philadelphia, heralding the first public reading of the Declaration of Independence.
The corporate media has attempted to fact-check Justice Thomas, alleging that in a recent Supreme Court opinion he made a false claim about COVID-19 vaccines.
Heritage Foundation legal scholar Cully Stimson discusses the implications of these district attorneys refusing to prosecute abortion crimes, and what can be done to hold them accountable.
In the hands of liberal and progressive justices, substantive due process was used to create a new suite of individual rights inspired by vogue, maximalist conceptions of autonomy and privacy.
Ninety-four percent of Republicans agreed that seeing the American flag flown or hearing the national anthem sung makes them feel good or very good, while only 49% of Democrats agreed.
The data exposed online for approximately 24 hours included names, addresses, dates of birth, gender, race, driver’s license numbers, and criminal histories.
Heritage Foundation analyst Ted Bromund discusses why Johnson resigned, who could be the next prime minister, and whether Johnson governed as a conservative or not.
