When Ross Douthat writes something favorable about the president you can be sure Biden is doing something right. Douthat, a very conservative Op-Ed writer for the N.Y. Times, defends President Biden’s decision to put at end to the war in […]
For the purposes of this essay, the libs are progressive activists who mostly identify as Democrats, and conservatives are obstructionist pols who identify as Republicans. Charles M, Blow writing in the N.Y. Times today states that , “ Republican politics […]
Justin Gest writes about boundaries among racial groups in this country, and “ the racialized nature of our political parties,” in this piece. He writes, “ However, if we are to overcome the division that defined our past, we must […]
Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul , soon to be interim Governor until elections are held next year for a replacement for Governor Cuomo, has been making the rounds in New York. According to Mr. Ferré-Sadurni, Lt. Gov.Hochul has “ kept a […]
This should be the last article commissioned by the New York Times explaining the demographic shift in the population ; with an emphasis on the increase in Blacks, Hispanics and Asians, and the decrease in the White population. The emphasis […]
Recent census results show that for the first time Hispanics, Blacks, and Asian Americans being born in this country are far outpacing the White population. This has alarmed conservatives, white supremacists, and racists in our midst. But this is much […]
Migrants from Central America and Mexico could not have picked a worse time for making the arduous trip to the U.S. border. This report by Eileen Sullivan states that as of last week, 17,000 children who were in this group […]
When the progressives flexed their muscles recently on the steps of the Capitol and forced the Biden administration to backtrack and extend the eviction moratorium for low-income Americans, it sent shivers down the spine of the archconservatives and reactionaries. The […]
Et tu N.Y. Times Editorial Board? It is a bit surprising to see this paper jump on the bandwagon of people scrambling to bury Cuomo. If this isn’t an acute case of piling on, then I don’t know what it […]
Margaret Renkl asks the question, “ how could anyone look at the facts at what happened in the South before, during, and after the Civil War, and conclude that white Southerners had fought on the side of honor; that slavery […]