This is a reminder that the rule of law is on the ballot. Also, let's not forget that there was *never* any remotely credible evidence that the election was fraudulent. The conspiracy theories to the contrary were laughably stupid. There was zero legal justification for this.

This is disqualifying. "I would have asked the states to submit alternative slates of electors and let the country have the debate," Vance said when asked if he'd refuse to certify the election. reason.com/2024/09/10/van…

Whether you like Kamala Harris or not—and I really am not a fan—anyone who is truly being honest has to admit that Donald Trump is uniquely unqualified to be president. If you dislike Democratic policies and want a Republican to win, you’re going to have to nominate someone who

Thomas Chatterton Williams x.com/gscottshand/st…

Someone's on fire today.

The one who should be fired (well, no one should be fired) is the head of The Spence School for this ridiculous coddling and refusal to stand by a veteran teacher. Amplify this B.S! Bari Weiss The Free Press etc. nypost.com/2024/09/13/us-…

Stop it with the "Some asshole said X" so "some asshole did Y" runaround assaults on free speech. People are responsible for their own goddamn actions.

Crazy amount of lantern flys all over Battery Park City and the waterfront.

People are clueless. Nothing they said (while gross) comes near the level of incitement and the chilling effect this would have on people voicing their opinions is a threat to everything we supposedly hold dearly as Americans.

I hate to defend Matt Walsh whose blatant sexism often enrages me, but he's completely correct about this. The film deserves to be reviewed and the fact that virtually every major outlet is pretending it doesn't exist is a damning indictment of mainstream media.

I am really not for calling for the resignation of officials who have not been charged with a crime, let alone proven guilty. No one should be for that. No one who actually believes in democracy, anyway.

VICTORY: In a win for free speech rights at public universities, a federal appeals court ruled today that a graduate student’s social media posts—called “sexual,” “crude,” and “vulgar” by university administrators—are protected by the First Amendment.

DEI is not the answer to antisemitism. A Jewish school board member in Lower Merion argued that their equity policy is exclusionary and should be broadened, seemingly concerned that it doesn’t address antisemitism. Two others disagreed because “Jewish people decided that they

Important on speech and violence, from Eli Lake at The Free Press: 'Trump’s failed assassins are responsible for their own actions. They were not programmed by the overheated rhetoric of MSNBC or the Biden White House or the Harris campaign. To blame their speech for the near calamities

We don’t pick who gets censored — the government does. In some contexts, it’s liberals disproportionately censored. In other contexts, it’s conservatives. Nothing we can do about that. If speech is protected, we defend it: No throat clearing. No apologies. (w/Glenn Greenwald)

On Oct. 9th in NYC, @thefp is hosting a debate on the the question "Should the U.S. Still Police the World?" Bret Stephens and Jamie Kirchick will face off against Matt Taibbi and Lee Fang. Bari Weiss will moderate. I'm going! If anyone wants to meet up for drinks before of

Current parents and students need to speak out. They're there. They're hiding. And there are lots more of them than you think. They just don't want to put their kids in the crosshairs. thefp.com/p/spence-teach…

This is an incomplete analysis. First, under the definition below, the pagers--which were encrypted devices specifically sold to Hezbollah--were not "scattered around and are likely to be attractive to civilians, especially children." These were military devices sold to for

It's a Slow Horses kind of night.

This is a real product. youtube.com/watch?v=vRGw2r…