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Left: Another Anti-Trump Liar Exposed

The medias recall convinced belief that former President Donald Trump ordered peaceful protesters to clear the Lafayette Park washingtons with tear gas in the summer, so he could stage a photo op? It provoked weeks of anonymous media outrage, presented as one of the most poignant attacks on the democratic order in decades, Glenn Greenwald recalls in his Substack. That was, until Wednesday afternoon, when the Department of the Interior’s independent Inspector General Mark Lee Greenblatt, released findings to his office on the incident. The upshot: The media narrative is untrue from start to finish. U.S. Park Police cleared the park so a private contractor could install the fence a decision made before officials learned of Trump’s planned visit to the park. Greenwald concludes: The corporate outlets that have most strongly and violently denounced disinformation … are, in fact, the ones that often spread disinformation.

Urban beat: Anti-Police Agenda Faltering

Gothams worsening crime explains the strong strength of Eric Adams and Andrew Yang, the most centrist candidates in the Democratic primary for mayor, who watched Colin Reed on the Washington Examiner. Both men refused to jump on the defund-the-police bandwagon that swept the progressive leaving a decision that looked smarter in the day. After all, when the daily headline involves graphic details of shooting and unimaginable violence, it doesn’t take rocket science to see why residents want more police on the street and more resources in the department, not less. Democrats in Washington better pay attention.

Hunter Biden and then Vice President Joe Biden attended the World Food Program USA’s Annual McGovern-Dole Leadership Award ceremony at the Organization of American Studies on April 12, 2016.eresa Kroeger / Getty ImagesConservative: Medias Hunter Hypocrisy

News broke last week that Hunter Biden regularly used the N-word in addressing his (white) lawyer but the scandal was predicted to be ignored by the corporate media which is usually more than eager to report about less prominent individuals using the same racial slur, regrets The Federalists Gabe Kaminsky. This is far from the first time corrupt media outlets have turned a blind eye to the Hunters dark side. The New York Times published articles of sightseeing, romance and protecting her from anything [claims of] wrongdoing at all costs, all while the leftist mob targeted a country-music star, high-school cheerleader and NASCAR driver who had committed comparable offenses. The double standard is not surprising, but surprising at all.

From right: Trumps Designed Exile

Donald Trumps influence is waning in exile. Is that a bad thing? Pedro Gonzalez asked Spectator USA. For all the bluster about the former prez as a threat to the established political order, his record is a mix of half-truths and half-steps, and his endorsements align with the interests of the GOP establishment that he claims to have complained. It also turns out that Trump allowed advisers to talk to him in launching an investigation into the origins of COVID-19 and take steps to hold China accountable. The latest evidence that Trumps is influenced depends on his ability to deliver on establishment interests: He partnered with Newt Gingrich for a reboot of the American Contract, a delivery of tax-cutting conservatism with a vague, empty cultural calories in the war or the opposite of what sent him to the White House.

Iconoclast: Policy Warp Revived Industrial Policy

Operation Warp Speed ​​was a public health policy success, according to David Adler at American Affairs. But it also showed what the U.S. government can still do when it comes to tackling a seemingly insurmountable technology challenge. It demonstrated the strength of the U.S. development state, despite 40 years of ideological attacks from free market fundamentalists who have insisted that the government have no role in setting the national course for the private economy. After all, the executive branch in its practice dropped more than 100 options on the final candidates and then invested heavily, directly or by placing massive orders. Therefore, OWS is a breakthrough of American industrial and policy change.

Compiled by The Post Editorial Board

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