News has been described as the first rough draft of history by Philip Leslie Graham, a newsman who later in his career served as the publisher and co-owner of the left-leaning Washington Post. In several respects, the start and stop dates for a year are arbitrary social conventions. In the […]
Before diving into the remarks by three-time New York Times bestselling author and media personality Ben Shapiro provided in Part I, in which Shapiro explains why he thinks there is not as much affordable housing or reasons for the lack of affordability on other goods, the following insights from economist
When the public has been blistered with a seemingly nonstop array of half-truths, misinformation, paltering, spin, or deception and misdirection on almost any topic there should be an obvious need to routinely respond with accurate information by those who care about “reality” and the truth. That applies to manufactured homes
Then U.S. Senator from Illinois and now former President Barack Obama (D) made the remark, “We are five days away from fundamentally transforming the United States of America” during a campaign rally in Columbia, Missouri on October 30, 2008” per left-leaning Bing’s AI powered Copilot which cited Slate and other sources across the left-right
In an email to MHProNews was an article with this headline: “Trump’s 10-Part Plan to Dismantle the Deep State.” In that article on right-leaning Townhall authored by Sarah Arnold was the following: “President-elect Donald Trump announced his plans to completely dismantle the Deep State and return the power to the American
Attorney John and Nisha Whitehead cited the ruling of Judge Terry Doughty, who said that the U.S. has entered “an almost dystopian scenario,” warning that “the United States Government seems to have assumed a role similar to an Orwellian ‘Ministry of Truth.’” Per left-leaning CNN: “Mark Zuckerberg, chairman and CEO
“Our young people can’t afford to buy a home anymore.” “We’re going from an ownership society to a renters’ society. When we do that, we go from being free citizens to mere subjects, entirely at the mercy of the powerful. We’re on track to be subjected to these giant corporations
“The United States is experiencing its second crisis of housing scarcity. Unlike the first, which arose in fast-growing 19th century cities before the advent of tall buildings and modern transit, this one is purely political.” So wrote Alex Armlovich and Andrew Justus, J.D., housing policy analysts for the Niskanen Center
“Democrats.” “The Media.” “But I repeat myself.” “The Democratic Party Isn’t.” “Friendly Fire Isn’t.” Chris Plante has shared each of those pithy remarks repeatedly, along with variations on this assertion: ‘The greatest power the media has is the power to ignore.’ Plante is a former award-winning 17-year CNN veteran reporter
Last month, Michael Weinstein – an apparent man from the left, per aspects of his own bio – ripped Democratic housing policies in an article entitled “On Housing, Trickle-Down Democrats Have Failed Americans in Need” on RealClearPolitics. While some think that the left is monolithic, Weinstein is evidence that is
