Elon Musk Schools “Senator Karen” on Taxing the Rich

If you haven’t heard, Elon Musk has just been named Time Magazine’s 2021 person of the year. While I’m admittedly grumpy about media accolades like “person of the year”—recent recipients including Kamala Harris, Joe Biden, “Ebola Fighters,” and Greta Thunburg—It’s a breath of fresh air to see mainstream applause for someone who’s actually contributed something of value to our society. I mean, imagine that! Time’s announcement came, unsurprisingly, with a barrage of complaints from the left-wing peanut gallery, furious that a wealthy entrepreneur was getting recognition. Leading the charge was Mrs. Tax-the-Rich herself: Senator Elizabeth Warren. “Let’s change the rigged tax code so The Person of the Year will actually pay taxes and stop freeloading off everyone else,” Warren opined on Twitter. I’m not sure whether she intended to provoke a response, but that’s precisely what happened… And things got pretty salty. Musk shot back with a Fox News article outlining Warren’s infamous

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Highlights Magazine and Kid-Masking Propaganda

Does the name Joseph Goebbels ring a bell to you? If not, here’s a brief history refresher: Goebbels was Reichminister of “Public Enlightenment and Propaganda” for Germany from 1933 through 1945. His job was to get ordinary Germans people on board with the horrors of the Nazi party, and he was successful. As you might imagine, he has some pretty fascinating quotes about the most effective methods to brainwash the public. Here’s one I find particularly compelling in today’s world: “The most brilliant propagandist technique will yield no success unless one fundamental principle is borne in mind constantly — it must confine itself to a few points and repeat them over and over.” What few points have you heard repeated over and over in the last few months? I’ll list a few that come to mind for me… “We just need fifteen days to slow the spread.” “Public health is more

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Parents are Terrorists (At Least, According to the FBI…)

Have you attended any testy school board meetings in the last few months? If so, the FBI may have its eyes on you, according to new whistleblower documents attained by Congress this week. According to a memo sent to FBI personnel, the agency created a digital system to track parents that could be “threats” to local school board officials. Agents were instructed to monitor for any out-of-line parents and community members, labeling them with the tag “EDUOFFICIALS.” “The purpose of the threat tag is to help scope this threat on a national level and provide an opportunity for comprehensive analysis of the threat picture for effective engagement with law enforcement partners at all levels,” said the original email. If you’ve been tracking this story at all, you might remember Attorney General Merrick Garland testifying before Congress last month. Under oath, he claimed he “can’t imagine” the FBI committing such horrors as labeling parents

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Did Joe Biden Watch a Tuttle Twins Cartoon?

It would appear that Joe Biden has been reading The Tuttle Twins and the Miraculous Pencil… If not our version, perhaps the original essay that inspired it: I, Pencil by Leonard Read. Or maybe he just caught Tuesday night’s premiere of the 3rd Tuttle Twins Cartoon episode, which happened to discuss how pencils are made… At any rate, in a press conference yesterday, the President blamed our current supply chain problems on the complexity of the manufacturing economy. “Even products as simple as a pencil can have to use the wood from Brazil, graphite from India before it comes together at a factory in the United States…That’s just the nature of the modern economy,” he proclaimed from his podium. And he’s right! The modern economy is beautifully complex. It relies on the voluntary action of millions upon billions of people, each acting in their own self-interest. Unfortunately, judging by the

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The Parents’ Revolution Flips Virginia

It’s a wonderful week to be a fed-up parent. In a few states, yesterday was election day. And in Virginia, a notoriously purple state whose elections tend to foreshadow national political changes, we saw something remarkable: a Republican gubernatorial candidate gained ground in the suburbs. Not only that, but Glenn Younkin flipped a blue state red. And fired-up, fed-up parents like you and I are to thank. You see, talking heads and beltway politicos had predicted Republican losses in Virginia’s crucial suburban districts, citing Trump’s poor performance in the suburbs in 2020. However, these “experts” failed to account for the revolution burning in school districts across the country… with suburb behemoths Loudoun and Fairfax County at the epicenter. It’s no coincidence that the successful Youngkin campaign embraced parents’ rights and educational choice as a top issue on the campaign trail. Voters of all political stripes are tired of being subverted by an

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How to Raise a “Woke Baby”

Do you dream of rearing your toddler into an antiracist, feminist, leftist activist? If so, you’re in luck: it’s never been easier. The shelves of pretty much every major book retailer in the country are packed with baby books to help you get the job done. Start your child’s woke journey by picking up a copy of Antiracist Baby by Ibram X Kendi. If that name sounds familiar, it’s probably because his book How to Be an Anti-Racist made the rounds heavily in the BLM riots of last summer. Kendi is best known for the theory that there is no such thing as a “non-racist.” He believes there are only racists and anti-racists. This is obviously a crucial message to pass on to toddlers with zero conception of race. Once you and your child solve racism, you’ll want to keep tackling other important left-wing issues, because intersectionality. Enter the Feminist Baby series by Loryn Brantz! If these

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