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"Not Even Their Own Voters": Republican Blockade Failing To Persuade American Mainstream « mykeystrokes.com - Vimarsana News

"Not Even Their Own Voters": Republican Blockade Failing To Persuade American Mainstream « mykeystrokes.com

The Washington Post observed this week that Democrats “are winning the Supreme Court fight over Merrick Garland. Big time.” Dems aren’t exactly succeeding in convincing Republicans to end their unprecedented Supreme Court blockade, but the party has apparently fared pretty well in the court of popular opinion. The NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll started asking…

Oh brave new world, that has such BRICS and blocs in it - Vimarsana News

Oh brave new world, that has such BRICS and blocs in it

One must be careful not to believe everything one reads about the importance of recent diplomatic movements. Other movements are just below the surface.

Tuberville (Eventually) Admits White Nationalists Are Racist - Vimarsana News

Tuberville (Eventually) Admits White Nationalists Are Racist

Alabama senator Tommy Tuberville insisted that allowing white nationalists in the military is fine, even as he disclaims any sympathy for racism. He finally announced he understood white nationalists were racists, but it took far too long

Source: nymag.com
Several Canadian Provinces Refuse to Take Part in Trudeau's Gun Grab - Vimarsana News

Several Canadian Provinces Refuse to Take Part in Trudeau's Gun Grab

Alberta, Manitoba, New Brunswick, and other provinces are refusing to take part in implementing Canadian PM Justin Trudeau's gun grab.

MSNBC Tries to Link Surge in Car Crash Deaths to Racism - Vimarsana News

MSNBC Tries to Link Surge in Car Crash Deaths to Racism

On Friday morning, MSNBC host Jose Diaz-Balart devoted a segment to trying link racism to the recent surge in car crash deaths over the past two years. The segment failed to make a more plausible connection that the anti-police movement has led to less enforcement of traffic laws since the police-involved death of George Floyd.