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Guest Columnists
Democrats Want a 'Return to Civility'; When Did They Practice It? Part 2
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- By Larry Elder
Last week, we covered the challenge President Joe Biden faces in his supposed quest to return to an era of "civility." Democrats never practiced civility. We listed only some of the race- and Nazi-based insults used for decades by Democrats against the very Republicans with whom they now seek "healing." Here are just a few more examples:
Left-wing actor/singer and activist Harry Belafonte, who marched with close friend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., called President George W. Bush a racist. When asked whether the number and prominence of Blacks in the Bush administration perhaps suggested a lack of racism, Belafonte explained, "Hitler had a lot of Jews high up in the hierarchy of the Third Reich."
A New GOP Future -- Beyond President Trump
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- By Star Parker
The Congressional Budget Office now projects that economic recovery in 2021 will be faster than it predicted last July. It projects that the economy will be back to its pre-pandemic levels by mid-2021. This very good news reflects the fact that the economic turndown was not as severe as the CBO had expected, and that the recovery was stronger than expected.
Former President Donald Trump, recently rejected for reelection by American voters, can take full credit for this.
Will the Democrats Move to the Center?
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- By Joseph M. Bianchi
Now that Democrats are on the doorstep of power, will the extreme left of the party move forward with its agenda, or will there be push back from more moderate corners?
Over the past few months, we have seen the rise of social movements with a distinctively left agenda. What has empowered many of these movements is the support, whether overt or tacit, from the Democratic party. Biden’s victory seems to have shown that a great many people in our country are ready for, or are open to, just such agendas.
Democrats Want a 'Return to Civility'; When Did They Practice It?
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- By Larry Elder
A 2020 Joe Biden campaign ad described the pending election as an "opportunity to leave the dark, angry politics of the past behind us." After Biden's election, he, Democrats and media urge a "return to civility." But when did the Democrats practice the very civility to which they seek to return?
Biden's Anti-Unity Agenda
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- By Star Parker
President Joe Biden focused on the theme of unity in his inaugural address.
"Today, on this January day, my whole soul is in this: bringing America together, uniting our people and uniting our nation," he said.
It sounds so nice. But only a career politician can be this disingenuous and speak the words as if he were so, so sincere.
The Right Faces The Democratic Apocolypse
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- By Joseph M. Bianchi
After all the political ploys, the extreme rhetoric, and even an occupation of the Capital by pro-Trump protestors—it’s over.
Democrats now have almost unbridled control of the Federal government.
Republicans are just now coming to grips with a Joe Biden presidency, while some refuse to accept it.
'Uncle Tom' Blacklisted by Hollywood
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- By Larry Elder
Actor Ben Affleck once explained why he found it difficult to watch Republican actors on screen. "It's ... hard," explained Affleck, "to get people to suspend disbelief. ... When I watch a guy I know is a big Republican, part of me thinks, I probably wouldn't like this person if I met him, or we would have different opinions. That (expletive) fogs the mind when you should be paying attention and be swept into the illusion."
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- President Trump's Masada Moment
- Chaos at the Capitol -- Let's Ask Who is to Blame
- Right-Wing Conspiracy 'Insane' -- Left-Wing Conspiracy Theories, Not So Much
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