This Is No Way To Fix The Housing Shortage:
America has a housing problem, as in not enough of it. There’s not much policymakers can do that would help other than get out of the way and let free enterprise take over. And one would think that if Republicans got behind a bill in the House, it would do just that. But instead, every GOP member of the House voted for legislation that is being considered a landmark in lawmaking, but has a nasty provision. Read the rest here.
Predicting that catastrophe is just around the next corner is an old game for the global warming crowd. From Al Gore to Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to King Charles to United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, the forecasts of doom have been raining down on us for decades. That we are able to note this today is remarkable, because one crank is sure that 2026 is the year of our extinction. Read the rest here.
Since When Have Democrats Ever Been ‘High-Minded’?
Last week, in the wake of the Democrats losing the redistricting battles, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries said, “We will beat the far-right extremists. We’re going to win in November, and then we’re going to crush their souls as it relates to the extremism that they are trying to unleash on the American people.”
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Los Angeles Voters, The World Is Watching
New York City and Chicago voters made the most injudicious decisions possible electing Zohran Mamdani and Brandon Johnson to be their mayors. Both democratic socialists are inept yet destructive, unserious yet dangerous, demagogues who spew venom and traffic in incendiary divisive rhetoric. Their deranged policies will bankrupt their cities, financially, morally and culturally. Will Los Angeles voters do the same? Read the rest of the post here.
The Iran War Sounds The Death Knell Of EVs
You’d think that the Iran war would have been good news for EV sales, given the boost in gasoline prices and general uncertainty it sparked. Instead, it might someday mark the beginning of the end of the left’s EV dreams. New EV sales in April – the second full month of the war – were down 6.2% compared with March, and down a whopping 23% from the year before, according to Cox Automotive. True, overall car sales were down last month, but just by 5.4% year over year, and 1.9% from March. In other words, people were increasingly turning to gasoline-powered cars when they bought in April. And that’s even though searches for EV cars were up. More people are searching for EVs, and fewer are buying them. That’s not exactly something you’d want to put in a promotional campaign.
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