The all-too-common paternalistic liberal belief that blacks aren’t up to the job, and thus need more of a handicap to compensate, is sincerely held and inherently racist.
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Vaccine skepticism is soaring amid heightened government hype and steps to hide unwelcome data
Without high vaccination levels, the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention won’t reach the levels it believes are needed to reach herd immunity. That might be a blessing in disguise.
The only true Conservative leader running in the next federal election
For freedom-loving, political-correctness-hating, free-market conservatives, Maxime Bernier is just the ticket.
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Tax Bill Gates’s and Jeff Bezos’s family foundations
Private foundations have been one of the biggest tax scams since 1913.
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Ford’s pandemic performance has kyboshed another majority government
Don’t believe the polls showing another conservative victory in Ontario.
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How Democrats and Republicans can come together on vaccines
Regulating vaccines under the same liability regime as all other pharmaceuticals, and acknowledging problems as well as benefits associated with them, will likely lead to safer vaccines and a better informed public.
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Big Tech’s flawed defense
The libertarian claim that being ‘private’ should shield companies from government reform doesn’t stand up to scrutiny.
How to reform Big Tech
Regulating Facebook et al. would only make things worse.
Ontario needs the Swedish model
When Ontario government models project how many lives lockdowns can save, they don’t count how many lives those lockdowns take, let alone the misery and the economic costs they inflict.
Don’t count on a coronavirus vaccine any time soon
It would be foolhardy to base public policy decisions on the unrealistic prospect of a quick-fix vaccine.
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