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by | Dec 6, 2021

Among the states most loyal to Republicans running for federal office is a place governed as though it were California or Massachusetts. We speak here of Louisiana, which has two Republican senators and five GOP House members out of six….

by | Nov 2, 2021

Washington — I was shot last week. No, I was not shot by any of the roving bands of White Supremacists who, I am told by the media, ply their hate so freely here in Northern Virginia. Nor was I…

by | Oct 27, 2021

“Don’t you care about your grandma?” horrified vaccine mandate supporters ask the unvaccinated. “Where’s your compassion?” Right back atcha, former friends. How is it humane to look into the next office, cubicle, across the assembly line, or at your fellow…

by | Oct 23, 2021

During his Thursday town hall meeting with CNN’s Anderson Cooper, President Joe Biden blithely dismissed the most basic assertion of those who have chosen to resist a COVID-19 vaccination. “Freedom? I have the freedom to kill you with my COVID,”…

by | Oct 19, 2021

Conservatives have been quick to laud Netflix as a supporter of freedom of expression ever since the company defended Dave Chapelle’s recent stand-up special, The Closer. But don’t be fooled, binge-watchers: the streaming giant still wishes you ill. In the…

by | Oct 19, 2021

“Everyone’s gone crazy,” said the mom standing next to me taking homecoming pictures of our kids. “I don’t know of it’s COVID, or anger at their home situation…” “Maybe it’s their time of social isolation,” I put in. “Maybe,” she…

by | Oct 16, 2021

A coercive vaccine mandate came into effect in Italy on Friday, prompting nationwide protests and acts of civil disobedience. The policy requires all Italian workers to be fully vaccinated for COVID-19, provide proof of a recent recovery, or receive several…

by | Oct 9, 2021

The World Health Organization announced Wednesday that it has approved the first malaria vaccine. The disease, which is spread by mosquitoes and mostly affects people in sub-Saharan Africa, is one of the world’s deadliest. According to the Institute for Health…

by | Oct 5, 2021

“You can catch more flies with honey than vinegar” goes the old saying. But when it comes to getting Americans to take the COVID vaccine, our federal government is all vinegar — no honey. The COVID vaccines could well be…

by | Sep 17, 2021

Many aspects of the COVID pandemic have been politicized, not least among them vaccines and specifically the issue of coercion. I know. Where I live some major municipalities including mine are requiring vaccine cards for everything from gyms to grocery…

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