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All over the country, they reject it as though it's a cornerstone of their deeply felt ideology, and not just another way to own the libs.

Mostly because Uncle Sugar is handing out the free money, extended unemployment benefits, etc. It’s like having a job, but without all that nasty work. Employers are begging for workers, and would-be workers are saying, “Maybe next month.” Even so, prices on everything are up, and Insanity Wrap saw a report recently that there could even be gas shortages this summer. So we’ve got runaway government, increasing inflation, an economy choking on expensive raw materials and missing computer chips. Insanity Wrap is going to put on some double-knit, massive plaid trousers, and a polyester s...

He was a Democratic Socialist—whatever that is—who offered the people free stuff—free education, free medical care, free welfare benefits to all who crossed over the border, reparations for anyone who was a victim of anything,  and many other free things. His promises flowed like honey and his cult like following were captivated by his words.  “The State,” he said, “will take care of you.” His message was alluring and they wanted to believe. His name was Sleepy Joe and his partner was Camel-a “Cackles” Harris. But to his followers, Sleepy Joe was, affectionate...

By The Jouker Boris Johnson once said it was 'not conceivable' that a Scot should be prime minister of the UK BORIS Johnson has landed in Scotland, but he’ll be skulking around through back doors and back alleys hoping to avoid any embarrassing situations, like having to talk to a real member of the “verminous race” of Scots. Last time he showed his face in one of Scotland’s largest cities, he was booed so much he purposefully avoided the front door of Bute House. His latest trip north of the Border saw him visit a few select...

While rich countries are busy hoarding the Covid-19 vaccine, poor countries may not receive it until 2024 A woman gets vaccinated against Covid-19 in the Golan Heights on 13 January (AFP) As Israel rolled out its Covid-19 vaccination programme last month, largely leaving Palestinians out in the cold, Health Minister Yuli Edelstein said: “We can’t deny an Israeli citizen a vaccination because we want to help someone else. But if there will be extra or a feeling that everyone is feeling safe, then we will.”  In other words, vaccinating the five million Palestinians who live in the occupi...