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The Democratic Socialists of America are trying to make affordability the key issue heading into the 2026 midterms, but their policies will make the affordability crisis even worse! Kent Strang, Managing Director of Americans for Prosperity, joins Mike Gallagher to discuss the socialists' failed Big Government ideas, Zohran Mamdani's disastrous rent-freeze policy in New York City, and AFP's new initiative, RemoveBarriers.com, which calls for removing regulations that hinder the American Dream and advocates for policies that will help people thrive.
A lot of times, if you’re watching a well-done movie, you subconsciously identify with the lead characters. As the movie unfolds, your brain is going, “What would it be like if I had superpowers, if I was a badass, or if I were engaged in that torrid romance”? While it’s true that not all movies are like that, have you ever thought about zombie movies through that lens? Granted, you might think about what you might do in that situation, but what would be APPEALING about it? Believe it or not, there certainly are some things about that situation. The scoreboard would be reset, and you wouldn’t be feeling like you could never catch up to George Soros or Michael Jordan. Hell, the only thing you’d have to do to be a standout in…Open
While talking to a British reporter, Elon Musk made what I thought was an extremely important point about the “far-right”:
“You support not just the populist-right, but the far-right. Very fringe parties in some countries,” the reporter stated. “No, I support the normal people. What you call far-right, falsely…” Musk replied. “Falsely… you think is the normal person?” she asked. “Okay, yes. Literally, if you go back 10 or 15 years, those policies are completely normal,” Musk responded. It’s certainly worth noting that not so long ago, Elon Musk, who voted for both Clinton and Biden, was considered a hero of the center-left. Eventually, his criticism of the way COVID was handled, his opposition to censorship, and his attacks on “wokeness” turned him into a public enemy on the left and pushed him toward supporting Trump. Since then,…Open
First off, I don’t really know a lot about the guy who tossed out this asinine opinion.
Could it be what he really believes? Rage bait for X? It’s hard to say. In any case, I’ve seen the same thing said by enough economically illiterate people/socialists (but, I repeat myself) that it’s worth addressing: So, in order to answer the question properly, we should start by noting that working at McDonald’s is an entry-level job. It’s generally thought of as a place for high school students and people with minimal experience to learn the basics of work. This seems to fit fairly well with their workforce since, per an article about fast food workers in general (not just McDonald’s), about 30% of fast-food employees are teens and another 30.7% are 20-24. Although by some estimates, as few as 1-5% of McDonald’s workers…Open
The ruling is a win for Mayor Zohran Mamdani, who argued that the case be heard in Manhattan and not in Staten Island where the lawsuit challenging the decision had been filed.
By Bill Ponton Zohran the Magnificent will not reflect for one millisecond on the havoc he will sow with his rent control policy, which is the whole point anyway.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani used public funds to produce a 13-minute propaganda film that singles out a Jewish landlord by name and declares that homes belong to occupants rather than owners, a premise his own housing director has been pushing for years. The video, released on YouTube through the mayor's official channels, features […] The post Mamdani's taxpayer-funded video targets Jewish landlord, calls property ownership a "trap" appeared first on American Almanac .
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani used public funds to produce a 13-minute propaganda film that singles out a Jewish landlord by name and declares that homes belong to occupants rather than owners, a premise his own housing director has been pushing for years. The video, released on YouTube through the mayor's official channels, features Cea Weaver, director of the Mayor's Office to Protect Tenants, seated in what appears to be a City Hall armchair in a red zippered sweater, narrating a one-sided account of landlord Joel Wiener and his company Pinnacle. Actor Morgan Spector provides voiceover. A six-person mayoral film team produced the piece, which The Nation previewed in advance and praised for its "energetic, cinematic style" and…Open