Monthly Archives: January 2022

LinkSwarm for January 21, 2022

Greetings, and welcome to another Friday LinkSwarm! Biden’s vaccine mandate receives another blow in court, Biden stumbles his way through another press conferences, and a Joe Rogan podcast lays bare social justice perfidy. Federal judge blocks Biden’s employee mandate. After … Continue reading →

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Semiconductor Subsidies: The Wrong Solution For The Wrong Problem

There’s no problem that the federal government throwing money at it can’t make worse. Today’s example: Democrats pimping billions in taxpayer subsidies for the semiconductor industry. As the COVID-19 pandemic exacerbates supply chain backlogs and global computer chip shortages Correction: … Continue reading →

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“Agonizing Penis Pain”

Hey folks, there’s an exciting new Flu Manchu side effect: “agonizing penis pain:” A man’s agonising penis pain was blamed on Covid infection, as docs warned of the rare side effect. Writing in a medical journal, the Iranian team described … Continue reading →

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Electric Van, Electric Van/Can You Find One? No One Can/Loses A Fight With Petroleum Van/Electric Van

Everyone in the Democratic Media Complex wants us to know that electric vans are THE FUTURE of delivery. That remains to be seen, but they sure seem to have a lot of trouble being the present of delivery. In the … Continue reading →

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Winter of Discontent II: Biden Boogaloo

If you’re below a certain age, or didn’t keep track of UK politics, you may not remember the Winter of Discontent. In late 1978 and early 1979, the combination of inflation, harsh winter weather, Labour government dysfunction and trade union … Continue reading →

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NSBA Near “Total Collapse.” Good.

What happens when ostensibly non-partisan institutions enter the culture wars on the side of radical leftwing social justice? They destroy themselves. Until this fall, the National School Boards Association was a noncontroversial, bipartisan lobby group. Note the lie right off … Continue reading →

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Breaking: Jihad Hostage Situation In Texas (Update: Hostages Rescued, Jihadi Dead)

“Police in Colleyville, Texas, involved in standoff at synagogue. Authorities are negotiating with a man who has reportedly taken people hostage at a synagogue in Colleyville, Texas, during services on Saturday that were being streamed live, according to the Fort … Continue reading →

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Virginia’s Republican AG Gets Down To Business

Virginia’s incoming Attorney General Jason Miyares was sworn in today and he hit the ground running, letting go at least 30 AG staff members. “While it’s routine for lawyers at the top of the office to be replaced when one … Continue reading →

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LinkSwarm for January 14, 2022

Greetings, and welcome to another Friday LinkSwarm! Biden has a bad week, another high profile Democratic politician is indicted on federal charges, and a dog goes home.   After having his business mandate overturned by the Supreme Court, Joe … Continue reading →

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BREAKING: Supreme Court Blocks Biden Business Vaccine Mandate

BOOM: The Supreme Court on Thursday blocked the Biden administration from enforcing its sweeping vaccine-or-test requirements for large private companies, but allowed similar requirements to stand for medical facilities that take Medicare or Medicaid payments. The rulings came three days … Continue reading →

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