CLIMATE...ANTISEMITISM... FREDDIE deBOER
AOC Joins Establishment
feeling of a final disappointment, the kind that’s a little sad but brings a set of quixotic hopes to a close. AOC announced her endorsement of Joe Biden
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for president in the 2024 election. To deliver on a podcast where former Obama staff ers define the limits of acceptable left-of-center opinion was to send a very deliberate message. It was AOC’s last kiss-off to the radicals who had supported her, voted for her, donated to her campaign, and made her unusually famous in American politics. AOC was putting a bow on a half-decade long drift from radical outsider to establishment liberal. — New York Magazine
BRYAN E. LEIB
Fighting Antisemitism
brick with a swastika on it was thrown at a Chabad house in Pensacola, Florida. We see hatred toward the Jewish community every
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day, from the growth of the antisemitic group the Goyim Defense League in Florida to the halls of Congress, where members traf ic in antisemitism regularly. I don’t have all the answers to remedy the situation, but we as Jews must do more to support each other. We cannot aff ord to allow politics to divide us. —
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MARK PULLIAM
‘Hack’ Attack on Paxton T
General Ken Paxton. Paxton’s real “crime” is that he threw his hat
exas politics have long been rancorous, unscrupulous, and, in recent years, marred by bitter lawfare —
weaponizing the legal system to circumvent election results. Not all of the attempts to kneecap political
opponents involve Democrats attacking Republicans. Some of the nastiest donnybrooks were initiated by “establishment” Republicans against conservatives, like the ongoing campaign to remove conservative Attorney
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into the GOP primary for the AG race in 2014 after the anointed establishment candidate, moderate Dan Branch, thought he had the Republican field to himself. What will happen at Paxton’s impeachment trial that
starts this month? Will a cabal of vindictive establishment hacks overturn the will of Texas voters who overwhelmingly elected Paxton in 2014, and enthusiastically reelected him in 2018 and 2022? — The Federalist
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ntisemitic flyers have been found on the campus of the University of California, Santa Barbara. A
lexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s appearance in July on the Pod Save America podcast had, for me, the
BETSY McCAUGHEY
Pew Research poll released July 20 found that 70% of Democrats think the government should restrict what appears on social media, a dramatic change from five years ago when a majority supported a free marketplace of ideas. It’s no wonder, considering the drumbeat of warnings
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from leftist politicians and their liberal media allies about “disinformation” and “misinformation.” But be warned: Democracy cannot survive for long if one of the nation’s two major political parties wants to put blinders on the public, limiting their access to information and canceling political opponents. That’s a rigged system. Ask the Iranians, Russians, or Chinese. —
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SALENA ZITO
this session when state Rep. Sara Innamorato of Allegheny County resigned to focus on her run for Allegheny County chief executive in November. Her departure means the state House is again tied at 101-101. In January, the Republicans held a two-seat majority. That edge
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evaporated the following month when the three vacant House seats, caused by one death and two state House members winning higher of ice, were all won by Democrats in special elections. However, that power was short-lived. In March, Democrat Rep.
Mike Zabel resigned under sexual harassment accusations — and the chamber was tied at 101-101. Six weeks later, Democrats emerged victorious from the special election for Zabel’s seat, and regained a slim majority. —
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emocrat control of the lower chamber of the Pennsylvania state legislature slipped for the second time
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