Plus: Biden’s Civil War on Energy Is Leaving Endless Collateral Damage in Its Wake
August 15 2022
Good morning from Washington, where the IRS is looking for applicants "willing to use deadly force, if necessary." Fred Lucas examines the militarization of the government agency. Could Twitter suppress another pivotal story ahead of the 2022 election, just like the tech giant did with the Hunter Biden laptop story? Doug Blair outlines what's worrisome about Twitter's approach to the upcoming election. Plus: Derrick Morgan on President Biden's war on energy, Josh Hammer on the FBI raid of President Trump's home, and Samantha Renck on the one-year anniversary of the Afghanistan withdrawal.
“Afghanistan has quickly become a humanitarian tragedy, first and foremost for the Afghan people. This was entirely predictable," says Heritage Foundation scholar Jeff Smith.
The Biden regime is completely unapologetic about its targeting of political opponents—just ask Peter Navarro, John Eastman, Jeffrey Clark, Steve Bannon, or even Project Veritas' James O'Keefe.
A New York Times essay argues that the line between abortion and pregnancy loss “has always been blurry,” and that the two experiences are “more alike than people think.”
"Why is the media telling this narrative that we have never been more racist or sexist or this phobic ... when the truth is the exact opposite?" asks author Batya Ungar-Sargon.
