Crime
Reality Remains Undefeated
Last week, a 39-year-old black man in Waukesha, Wisconsin, plowed a maroon Ford Escape into a Christmas parade of children and older women. Five people were killed and another 48 were injured. The motive of the suspect is unknown; if the media have their way, it will remain that way. The media apparently only care about why suspects commit violent acts when motives can be credited to their…
Editor’s Pick: Townhall on CNN Blaming ‘Car’ for Waukesha Attack
On Sunday, Townhall’s Rebecca Downs reported on CNN sending off a “problematic tweet” about the deadly attack on a Christmas parade in Waukesha, Wisconsin. She quoted the media outlet’s tone-deaf social media post: “‘Waukesha will hold a moment of silence today, marking one week since a car drove through a city Christmas parade, killing six people and injuring scores of others,’ the tweet…
CNN Pushes More Gun Control After Record Homicides in Philadelphia
Between Friday and Saturday, correspondent Brynn Gingras appeared on several CNN shows with a report relating that Philadelphia was on the verge of breaking its all-time record number of homicides. Instead of putting blame squarely on the left's hostility to police officers from the past several years -- led by the liberal media -- Gingras blamed factors like the pandemic and the availability…
San Francisco TV Reporter Cautions Against Use of Word 'Looting'
A television station in the San Francisco Bay Area cautions against the use of the word "looting" to describe the outbreak of mass robberies of retail stores.
NY Times Spins Waukesha Massacre, Fears Could Hurt Bail Reform
Career criminal Darrell Brooks sped through the barricades of a Christmas parade in Waukesha, Wisconsin, killing six and injuring dozens, and the New York Times on Saturday engaged in damage control for the left-wing “bail reform” movement nationwide.
“Waukesha Suspect’s Previous Release Agitates Efforts to Overhaul Bail,” by Glenn Thrush and Shaila Dewan offered up plenty of…
CNN Legal Expert Surprisingly Slams Low Bail on Waukesha Mauler
On Wednesday's New Day, CNN legal analyst Elie Honig actually called for tougher responses to crime in the wake of tragedy in Waukesha, Wisconsin, where a man intentionally drove an SUV into a parade. Six people have died from their injuries so far. The perpetrator, Darrell Brooks, is in custody, but had previously been out on $1000 bail for a different violent crime.
From Thanksgiving to Waukesha: The Liberal Media Censor History
So the latest attempt to censor history and bully Americans into science has unfolded over there on the editorial pages of The Wall Street Journal. The headline on one notable editorial? "Censoring the Pilgrims;
The left wants to cancel the WSJ’s annual Thanksgiving editorials." By chance, this episode with the WSJ comes on the heels of the horror at Waukesha,…
Liberal Actor Seth Rogen Shrugs Off Brazen Crime in California
Many big cities in California are facing an alarming crime wave with brazen mass robberies, and car burglaries. But some millionaire liberal actors think that’s no big deal.
CNN Analyst Has 'No Idea' What's Behind Smash and Grab Robbery Wave
On CNN's New Day, Charles Ramsay, a former Philadelphia police commissioner and now a senior CNN law-enforcement analyst, Ramsay twice confessed to being stumped for the reasons behind the current smash 'n grab wave. Said Ramsay: "Many of the young people we arrested had no previous criminal records. And why they were getting involved in something like this I have no idea . . . So I…
MSNBC Contributor: Arbery Convictions 'The Very Least We're Owed'
Interviewed by Jonathan Capehart on The 11th Hour regarding the outcome of the trial of the three men charged in the death of Ahmaud Arbery, MSNBC contributor and former Obama appointee Brittany Packnett Cunningham never once mentions that a virtually all-white jury in a Deep South had convicted all three defendants of murder. Instead, Cunningham downplays the verdicts as "literally the very…
The Rittenhouse Verdict Showcased the Left's Aversion to Self-Defense
Before the right to keep and bear arms is stated in the Second Amendment, the Founders wrote why they believed it necessary for people to arm themselves as part of a “militia.” They said it is a “necessity to the security of a free state.” The Founders knew that liberty is not the natural state of humanity and must be defended against government authorities and lawbreakers who try to limit or…
From Waukesha to San Fran: Why Did Morning Joe Go Law & Order?
Morning Joe condemned "progressives," "permissive" prosecutors, and "latte liberals" for their soft-on-crime philosophy. The panel harshly condemned the low bail that led to the release of Darrell Brooks in Waukesha, Wisconsin, just 11 days before he allegedly killed five people and injured scores of others. The panel expressed similar outrage for the lax policies in cities like San…
Doocy Stuffs Psaki's Gobbles Over Biden Vacation, Rittenhouse, Turkeys
In the final episode of The Psaki Show before Thanksgiving, Fox White House correspondent Peter Doocy went into the break with a bang as he grilled Jen Psaki over far-left Democratic Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib’s proposal to abolish prisons, pressing for answers on whether President Biden will apologize for impugning Kyle Rittenhouse’s character, the record costs for Thanksgiving dinner, and…
NYT Again Links Rittenhouse Self-Defense With 'Paramilitary' Paranoia
Following up on his 10,000-word expose last month during the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse over shootings in Kenosha, Wisconsin during a race riot, New York Times reporter Charles Homans delivered 1,600 more words of paranoia over "mostly white armed paramilitaries" in the aftermath of Rittenhouse’s acquittal, “In Rittenhouse Verdict, Paramilitary Groups See Vindication.” Just as he did…
