The Washington Post was skewered for an opinion piece painting members of the Freedom Convoy as "explicitly racist," and arguing that expecting individual freedom is a "key component of white supremacy."
The article titled "The Ottawa trucker convoy is rooted in Canada’s settler colonial history" is written by Taylor Dysart – a Ph.D. candidate in the department of history and sociology of science at the University of Pennsylvania.
"...now Kamala Harris has produced a word salad worthy of following that brilliant Biden performance. Sure, she doesn’t sound like someone dumped acid into her ears, but everything that is spoken in the clip I’m about to share with you is completely incoherent nonetheless.
Never has someone said so much without saying anything.
The reporter begins by asking a very basic question: If Putin has made up his mind to invade, as the Biden administration has asserted, then how can the threat of sanctions still pose a deterrent?
Somehow, despite that being the most obvious issue at hand for days now (heck, I just wrote about it), Harris still showed up without doing her homework. Instead, she avoided the obvious contradiction, proclaiming the sanctions as “some of the greatest” ever devised, as if she were trying to sell a used car...Read all.
They hate our monuments. They hate our history. They hate our family structure.
And there’s so much that they hate about America that we have a vice president who’s probably among the dumbest vice presidents in American history and there have been many stupid ones who makes comments about this country that are just so vile and so repugnant.
