If everyone could just put all the loud propaganda aside and look at these events dispassionately, they could reach no other conclusion that that today’s Democrats have no set principles other than the idea that they should be in power forever, and they’re willing to do ANYTHING to achieve that, even if it means defending the worst criminals on earth and sacrificing some of their own supporters’ lives. This isn’t politics, it’s moral bankruptcy.

If everyone could just put all the loud propaganda aside and look at these events dispassionately, they could reach no other conclusion that that today’s Democrats have no set principles other than the idea that they should be in power forever, and they’re willing to do ANYTHING to achieve that, even if it means defending the worst criminals on earth and sacrificing some of their own supporters’ lives. This isn’t politics, it’s moral bankruptcy.

If everyone could just put all the loud propaganda aside and look at these events dispassionately, they could reach no other conclusion that that today’s Democrats have no set principles other than the idea that they should be in power forever, and they’re willing to do ANYTHING to achieve that, even if it means defending the worst criminals on earth and sacrificing some of their own supporters’ lives. This isn’t politics, it’s moral bankruptcy.

In 1618, English poet Sir John Harington penned this immortal summary of betrayal: “Why treason never prospers, What’s the reason; For if it prospers, None Dare Call It Treason.” We are confronted with an eerily similar dilemma: How best to characterize the cascading infamy of Joe Biden?

Students already inclined to hate other identity groups flock to those fields. And students who take those majors for other reasons, like the low workload, get radicalized by the activists who teach them. Our big question is, "Since we know that these fields promote intolerance and division and turn out violence-prone radicals with useless degrees, why do we still have them in our universities?"