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Useful idiots on the American left are running cover for China's murderous regime.In a breathless, absurd, and dangerous article in Paste magazine, writer Seth Simons accuses comedian Andrew Schulz’s Netflix show “Schulz Saves America” of anti-Asian racism. According to Simons, placing blame on the Chinese government for the spread of COVID-19 and insulting its leaders is xenophobia and racism. This despite the fact that everyone from The New York Post to CNN has repeatedly reported on the lies and deceptions from China that helped set the pandemic ablaze. What are some examples of this alleged bigotry? Well, Schulz refers to...

This year’s presidential race can sometimes feel like it has no real winners. Both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have been criticized endlessly in the media for various scandals and gaffes. Thankfully, we have Seth Meyers to give us some perspective on which of these scandals are actually worth discussing. In a segment on Late Night With Seth Meyers, Meyers points out that the actual facts of the scandal suggest that the major issue with Clinton’s emails was that she was unaware that a “C” meant confidential. Similarly, Clinton has been attacked numerous times because of the Clinton Foundation’s intake...

There’s nothing the American right likes better than skewering the crazy libs, and oh boy do they have some content on their hands today. As reported by the Wall Street Journal, three leftist scholars decided to prank academia by submitting satirical papers to very real academic journals in the topical vicinity of something called “grievance culture.” As it turns out, they were phenomenally successful. Read, if you will, the description of this paper by “Helen Wilson” about rape culture among dogs, and note that it was actually published in a journal called Gender, Place, and Culture: The author admits that...

[snip]Ten Points 1. Kirsten Gillibrand is the junior U.S. Senator from New York and a very likely 2020 presidential candidate. 2. Her father, Doug Rutnik is an attorney and lobbyist. 3. In 2004, Rutnik worked for a company call Nxivm, and Nxivm is an incredibly shady “self-help” company that, when looked at closely, may have seemed like a cult. 4. That’s by 2004 standards, by the way—as Ben-Mathis Lilly pointed out at Slate, Forbes and UPI had already called the place a “cult” and a “pyramid scheme.” Rutnik has no claim to ignorance. 5. He worked with them for a...