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April 22, 2020

Worthless Earth Day

Timothy Birdnow

On this fiftieth anniversary of Earth Day it's important to realize nothing they predicted came to pass.

An inconvenient truth:

#EarthDay at 50: None Of The Eco-Doomsday Predictions Have Come True

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Trump Pulls Plug on Funding for Wuhan Lab

From Warner Todd Huston:

]Trump Ending Obama Era $3.7 Million Funding to Chinese Lab that Caused the Coronavirus Pandemic

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The Harvard Gulag

Timothy Birdnow

Looks like the only tyrants the Progressives want are themselves.

Harvard prof calls homeschooling â€˜dangerous,â€™ says it gives parents â€˜authoritarian controlâ€™ over kids

In Harvard Magazine's May-June issue, Elizabeth Bartholet, a law professor and faculty director of the schoolâ€™s Child Advocacy Program, worried homeschooled children will not be able to contribute to a democratic society.

"The issue is, do we think that parents should have 24/7, essentially authoritarian control over their children from ages zero to 18?" Bartholetasked. "I think that's dangerous. I think it's always dangerous to put powerful people in charge of the powerless, and to give the powerful ones total authority."

So we should have the government do it? They're not powerful!

Civilization was established to benefit the family. The family is the core, the purpose of the larger civilization, not the other way around. The Progressive Left wants the individual to be property of the State. In Western Civilization it is the State that is to serve the individual and those associated with him or her. And children are given by God, not Man.

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Media Obsessed with Who is "Behind" Shutdown Protests

Warner Todd Huston observes:

The media is falling all over itself to track down "who is behind the social distancing protests." Gee, have you EVER seen them do stories on who is "behind" abortion protests, or women's day protests, or school protests?

Ah, but we must EXPOSE the evil conservatives "behind" these small government protests. Why, we all know that all the lefty protests are just nice folks spontaneously gathering to be good Americans. Heck, there could never be anyone "behind" that!

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California's Billion Dollar Mask Deal with China

This from Warner Todd Huston:

California Gov. Gave China $1 Billion Secret Mask Deal, But Still Has Nothing to Show for It

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April 21, 2020

Miichigan Vote Fraud

Timothy Birdnow

No vote fraud in America? Ri-ight!

https://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/local/oakland-county/2019/09/23/southfield-city-clerk-charged-six-felonies-november-2018-election/2416101001/

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Responsibility if you Treat People as Responsible

Timothy Birdnow

Treat people like children and they will behave like children. Treat them like adults and they will behave like adults.

https://fee.org/articles/sweden-s-top-epidemiologist-covid-19-infections-flattening-under-policy-of-individual-responsibility/

Thereâ€™s a tendency to believe that free markets and cooperation work, except in difficult or "complexâ€ situations that call for more assertive means.

The great Leonard Read saw the flaw in such thinking.

The more complex the economy, society, or situation, Read observed, "the more we should rely on the miraculous, self-adapting processes of men acting freely.â€

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Some Good COVID News

Timothy Birdnow

Lemonade from Lemons!

U.S. Newspapers Face Extinction Event from Coronavirus

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Punishing the Healthy

Timothy Birdnow

I had a Facebook discussion about the CV response and a thoughtful Kiwi wanted to know my reasoning. Michael asked:

So if this pandemic was real like Ebola at 80% death rate.
Would you still say social distancing is unconstitutiona

l?
Im not looking for a fight but as a Kiwi in NZ i am interested in you stance and reasoning..

I replied:

Social distancing is pointless in regards to an asymptomatic Ebola patient.Nobody is talking about this where someone is identifiably sick. We ARE talking about where everyone is being quarantined on the off chance they are sick. You cannot suspend Constitutional protections based on "might" or "maybe". That is the difference.

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled quite plainly that Constitutional protections are not suspended except under the most extraordinary circumstances and a potential illness clearly does not qualify. By the reasoning being employed now we would have quarantined the entire country when that Ebola patient wandered loose in Texas. https:// www.dailymail.co .uk/news/ article-2778969/ Ebola-patient-DI D-tell-doctors- Africa-flaw-rec ords-meant-miss ed-let-loose-Da llas-WEEK.htmlOr at least we would have quarantined Dallas. We did nothing of the sort. In fact, I had this same argument back then with the same people now calling for the continuation of the lockdown who shrugged it off back during the Ebola epidemic. None of this is to say we shouldn't take this seriously - we should - but that we are essentially amputating a leg for a toe infection.

Oh, and bear in mind the Wuhan virus numbers have never been enough to justify this. Again, it is clearly unconstitutiona

l and the Constitution may not be abrogated. SCOTUS ruled that in Ex parte Milligan, 71 U.S. 2, that Constitutional protections cannot be suspended except in the most limited way. At the moment two provisions of the First Amendment are being violated - the free exercise of religion and the right to peaceably assemble.

The authorities are justifying this on a projection, a model that leads them to believe something bad might happen in the future. It clearly does not pass constitutional muster.

BTW Oklahoma has not put any lockdown in place and they are doing just fine. If this had been limited to a week even there would be little complaint, because a very temporary emergency order is permissible. But not something that drags on like this. The numbers simply do not justify the draconian response.

And if the Constitution can be suspended based on expert projections, how do we have ANY return to normal Constitutional principles? Just declare an emergency and you wind up with permanent dictatorial powers. It's how Hitler became Fuehrer. Or how Chavez took over Venezuela.

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Layoffs in Academia

Timothy Birdnow

Washington University - St. Louis' "premier" institute of higher learning (in their own minds) is laying off 1300 people thanks to the Wuhan virus.

I sympathize. Heck, my own brother teaches adjunct at several universities in the area and he has been laid off. I feel for the average working stiff. But this is good news.

The Universities are the source of infection in America. Every terrible and destructive idea that has plagued this country has begun amongst the insane at these asylums. Anything that damages academia and weakens their power is a good thing for America.

But the U.S. will undoubtedly bail them out first - and that despite truly mammoth amounts of reserve cash gleaned from decades of cheating naive young people.

If you con a child you are considered a scumbag, unless you are an educator...

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The Bare Essentials

Timothy Birdnow

And the abortion mills are deemed essential too; don't forget that.

Democrat Governor Canâ€™t Explain Why Everything Is Shut Down Except Liquor Stores

Actually, I understand; the authorities know that the public will get VERY testy if mood altering substances are denied them at this point. A lot of people go to happy hour after work, or just hang out in the local tavern for a beer or two, and this has been denied them. So the powers that be realized it was important to let people drink - and perhaps get inebriated - at home.

I would also point out alcoholism is considered a disability now; you cannot refuse to rent an apartment, for example, to an alcoholic. It's FEDERALLY PROTECTED so the states would have been in danger of falling afoul of the Civil Rights Commission.

And, so Carleson pointed out, they are losing all that tax revenue if they shut the taps off.

So abortions and booze are essential but operations are not. Go figure.

My wife has had a leaking blood vessel in her eye and they were going to operate before the blood swelled her retina and detached it. But the surgery center won't allow this, calling it "elective" despite her doctor being very worried she may lose the eye. That's not "necessary surgery" but a bottle of Maddog and some port rinds are?

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Media Mutters and Moans

Timothy Birdnow

This was a slow day for the news media.

BTW, why weren't there layoffs in the media when "shelter in place" was first imposed? Everyone else saw layoffs. But now it's about to happen because the economy is tanking, not to protect the public health.

Our Garbage Media

From the Powerline article:

Want to know how you can tell when the lockdown became a new great depression? Itâ€™s when the media starts experiencing large layoffs. Glenn Reynolds has a roundup of media layoffs currently under way that makes for the feel good story of the week for sure.

The New York Times reportsthat "Roughly 33,000 workers at news companies in the U.S. have been laid off, been furloughed or had their pay reduced. Some publications that rely on ads have shut down.â€ And it seldom gets better than this:

Read the rest at Powerline.

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April 20, 2020

Interview with Dr. Jay Bhattacharya

Mark Musser

So far, the best interview I have seen yet to date on this virus scare with Dr. Jay Bhattacharya from Los Angeles. Even better, he is both a M.D. and an economist. He has done some random testing, and has been able to sort out those who are well off financially vs. those who are poorer. Unsurprisingly, his testing has some good and bad news. The good news, which is actually very good news, is that antibody rate proves the death rate that so many are concerned about should be dropped significantly. He specifically said this virus is a bit worse than the regular flu. The bad news is that the tests show the virus is more or less just getting started - but - at least it has spread much deeper than officials are presently aware of so that this virus is not nearly as dangerous as first feared. He is skeptical of herd immunity because there is so much controversy surrounding it.

Armed with this information, which needs to be corroborated by much more such testing, the good doctor has some targeted instructions on how to handle the situation much better than what we are seeing now. As far as the shutdowns are concerned, that is water under the bridge that may or may not have helped, but is now not worth arguing about at this point as it is time to move on. The great problem with this virus, unlike other flus, is that it so targets the lungs in certain cases that once the hospitals have reached their capacity to try and help those particular patients, they are no longer able to help them - which makes the death toll go up more than it should because they cannot be properly treated in a timely manner. It is this problem that needs to be targeted if there is going to be any amelioration of the problem. The good doctor also said it is impossible to eradicate the virus, which is a fantasy, and that people are going to have to get used to it as a new normal to some extent.

The last 10 minutes of the interview then discussed what is not being talked about nearly enough, and, in fact, is being resisted politically and socially as all too many seem to like the panic mode that we are currently in - how much the economy has an affect on people's well being and health? The answer is much, much bigger than many of our officials are even talking about right now, and if they do not wake up soon to this reality, it is difficult to say what kind of state they will be in charge of. Worse, no one is showing us the stats on all that because they border on a semi-apocalypse of sorts.

The Fight against COVID 19 an Update Dr. Jay Bhattacharya

Here is a link to the results of the study - .

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1 On Sunday (4/19) Mark Levin interviewed a doctor who has great experience in immunology and similar disciplines, and he was of the considered opinion that (with proper testing, of course) we should let the low-risk people get back to work and get the economy moving again.

After all, you cannot remove risk from everyday life.

Posted by: Dana Mathewson at April 20, 2020 10:55 AM (l0Dc6)

2 Testing is vastly overrated. It is a snapshot in time. A person can be tested and found free of virus one moment and be infectious an hour later. The emphasis on testing is a political cudgel being used as an anti-Trump weapon.

Posted by: Bill H at April 20, 2020 11:59 AM (vMiSr)

3 Bill, the main thing they'll be testing for is people who have had, and survived, the virus, and who therefore "can't get it again," nor will they be in danger of spreading it. Hence the concept of "herd immunity."

Posted by: Dana Mathewson at April 20, 2020 01:17 PM (RjlmW)

4 That's not the testing which is being touted in the discussion of restarting the economy. "Test, isolate and track" is the phrase they use. If they are testing for antibodies there is no need to track, and certainly no need to isolate. The test is for the active virus and to track those with whom you have been in contact. Even the test for antibodies is still highly uncertain as to accuracy.

Testing is a snapshot and is like putting a bandaid on a broken leg. We did not solve smallpox or malaria by testing or the equivalent. We did it by addressing immunity and treatment. The only effective measures of addressing Corona are immunity and treatment. Testing is a government sop for the masses.

Posted by: Bill H at April 20, 2020 05:10 PM (vMiSr)

5 Of course it's not the testing they're talking about. Because they aren't listening to people like him. They've got this dumb idea that we can't get off the starting line until nobody has the virus anymore -- in other words, too many people are listening to the donkeys.

Posted by: Dana Mathewson at April 20, 2020 09:49 PM (RjlmW)

6 On testing I have read that having antibodies could mean you have had any of the corona virus varieties - not just Wuhan. I've also read it may be you have antibodies from other diseases too. So testing is largely a red herring.

They just want this country and the world shut down for a while. It really is that simple. I see so very many benefits to the Progressives, to the international elites and to the Democrats and the media that nobody is going to want to call it off. Of course, people who nobody knew about previously are now basking in the glory of the spotlight, and so you have Birx and Fauci and others unwilling to see this thing end.

Trump needs to find some other experts saying the opposite and start promoting them.

Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at April 21, 2020 06:54 AM (ffSwX)

7 I'll go along with that last, Tim. My wife and I have pretty much stopped watching the briefings because there's more heat than light being generated. Oh, Pence and the Admiral are OK, and Trump offers good answers if he gets good questions, which isn't that often. But Fauci and Birx are becoming more like trained seals. Predictable and just a bit fishy.

Posted by: Dana Mathewson at April 21, 2020 01:13 PM (qzo8l)

8 Love that turn of phrase there "predictable and a bit fishy". I'm going to have to steal that and use it sometime.

Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at April 22, 2020 08:08 AM (3+tNT)

9 Go right ahead. You don't even need to credit it.

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Alinsky, the Devil, and a New Disease

Timothy Birdnow

All I can say is "Right-On!"

From the Wati article:

Communist-minded community organizer Saul Alinsky, in his prologue to "Rules for Radicals,â€ explainedthat the most effective activists were those who worked within the established "system,â€ not against it, so as to stir the revolutionary pots of change through fear.

His words: "Any revolutionary change must be preceded by a passive, affirmative, non-challenging attitude toward change among the mass of our people. They must feel so frustrated, so defeated, so lost, so futureless in the prevailing system that they are willing to let go of the past and chance the future,â€ Archives.org noted.

This is Coronavirus Chaos, exemplified.

[...]

In times of deceit, truth-telling becomes revolutionary.

In times of fear, critical thinking becomes a threat to those living in fear â€” to thoseembracing the fear.

Americaâ€™s businesses and free market economy are in shambles.

Instead of heading to work each day, good, hard-working entrepreneurial spirited Americans wait at home for the stimulus check â€” or maybe, head to the liquor stores that remain open, or the marijuana shops allowed to operate under guise of "essential business.â€ They watch their dreams crash and burn with each televised real-time death and case count uptick in coronavirus â€” upticks that may or may not be accurate. The computer modeling for coronavirus is about as accurate as the computer modeling for climate change. The numbers mean what the inputters want them to mean.

"Weekly jobless claims hit 5.245 million, raising monthly loss to 22 million due to coronavirus,â€ CNBC reported.

[...]

"A revolutionary organizer,â€ Alinsky

wrote, "must shake up the prevailing patterns of their lives â€” agitate, create disenchantment and discontent with the current values, to produce, if not a passion for change, at least a passive, affirmative, non-challenging climate.â€

Itâ€™s not just a fight for the Constitution and country.

Itâ€™s a fight of good versus evil

There's more - a LOT more. This essay by Cheryl Chumley is a must read!

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Some are More Equal

Warner Todd Huston observes:

Um, if we are supposed to have shut down "non-essential" jobs and are enforcing "social distancing," how are we seeing literally thousands of radio and TV commercials all made in the last month about how we are "all in this together" and other coronavirus themes? Are ad men a "vital job"? Are the literally millions of TV employees so "essential that they can keep shooting TV commercials while the rest of us have our jobs shut down?

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1 Television commercials are usually (not always, but most often) made years in advance of when they are aired.

Posted by: Bill H at April 20, 2020 10:56 AM (vMiSr)

2 That may be so, Bill, but I think the point here is that we are NOT all in this together. I think there's a deep divide in this country, and I don't mean between Left and Right, though it may play out that way to a certain extent. I mean between those who are just as happy to stay at home and let the economy go to hell in a handbasket, and those who want to get back to work, start earning some money again, and get the economy going.

Posted by: Dana Mathewson at April 20, 2020 11:02 AM (l0Dc6)

3 I think that's probably true, Dana, and a lot of it revolves around Trump Derangement Syndrome. But using bogus arguments to illustrate it not only does not help, it weakens the argument. It's the sort of thing that anti-Trumpers do. If they can show that we used one false argument to make our point then they can argue that we should not be believed in anything we say, and their point would not be entirely invalid.

Lie to a judge in court just once, and your goose is cooked. The judge will not believe anything you say thereafter.

Let the other side make silly, provably false claims. We should stick to saying things that make sense.

Posted by: Bill H at April 20, 2020 12:07 PM (vMiSr)

4 What bothers me about this "essential jobs" dance is that ALL jobs are essential to those who are providing them and earning money from them. My hairdresser is performing an essential job for her customers at Fantastic Sam's, and I'm going to start looking pretty damn scruffy before I can get back to her, not to mention that she's going to be hurting financially unless she can start cutting hair out of her home. Ditto for the people who groom my dog.

Why isn't EVERY job an "essential" job? Tell me just one job that isn't an essential job to somebody.

Posted by: Dana Mathewson at April 20, 2020 09:58 PM (RjlmW)

5 I would agree with that analysis entirely. Every job is an essential job to the person who is doing it. Why else would they be doing it? If out politicians had ever worked for a living they would know that.

Posted by: Bill H at April 20, 2020 11:46 PM (vMiSr)

6 And the point Warner was making was that these psa's were shot AFTER the lockdowns, so they are considered vital services. Not ALL commercials, but the ones that have been out there promoting "together" stupidity.

BTW "stronger together" was Hillary Clinton's campaign slogan. Coincidence?

Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at April 21, 2020 06:57 AM (ffSwX)

7 They pay any royalties to The Hag?

Posted by: Dana Mathewson at April 21, 2020 01:16 PM (qzo8l)

8 Wonder if that means she wants to run again?

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Leftist Group Sues Fox New Over Coronavirus Coverage

Timothy Birdnow

Fox News is being sued for it's coverage of the Coronavirus epidemic.

According to the Daily Mail:

A 10-page complaint was filed on Thursday in King County court by an organization known as the Washington League for Increased Transparency and Ethics (WASHLITE).

The network is accused of â€˜willfully and maliciouslyâ€™ engaging in a â€˜campaign of deception and omission regarding the danger of the international proliferation of the novel coronavirus.â€™

I have little doubt this a George Soros/Open Society funded outfit.

So, not being content with trashing the free expression of religion and the right to assembly in the First Amendment they are going to go after free speech as well.

But did that surprise any Aviary readers?

Meanwhile organizers of a protest against the lockdown have been arrested and health care workers have been giving the names of infected to police who a judge ruled can arrest them.

Looks like America is slipping away.

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April 19, 2020

Claims of "Megadrought" All Wet

Timothy Birdnow

Anthony Watts says there is no "mega drought" on the horizon:

In the news claims of an "emerging megadrought" for the southwest USA - don't believe it

Claims of a Southwestern "Megadrought" are all Wet

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Coronavirus and the "Deaths of Despair"

This from Richard Cronin:

For how long, and at what cost, does the lockdown persist ?

Read up about the well documented studies of "Deaths of Despairâ€. Suicides due to loss of businesses, depression, drug overdoses, alcoholism, domestic abuse from helplessness and frustration. It is well documented that a 1% increase in unemployment produces a 3.3% increase in suicides. In our current situation that totals over 75,000 vs. the latest CDC estimate of 60,000 deaths from the Chinese Communist Party Virus. That is, the CCP Virus.

A small business owner who has devoted his life to his business and extended family of employees, lays off his workers, closes shop, and goes home to eat his gun.

Following the Brenner (1976) model, these figures all reflect the estimated cumulative impact of an increase in unemployment on mortality over a five-year lag period.

Lower bound. If the unemployment rate increases by 5 points as a result of the various lockdowns, then 294,170 additional lives will be lost, not from coronavirus, but from deaths of despair.

Mid-range. If the unemployment rate increases by 16.5 points (as predicted by Treasury Secretary Mnuchin), then 970,761 additional lives will be lost to deaths of despair.

Beyond suicides there are the shattered families with loss of the primary earner as well as lost months in education, training, church attendance, all the social mechanisms for families and communities which are also the life line to the elderly.

Dr. Fauci has said no relief until we have a vaccine. Bill Gates is throwing all of his money and influence echoing Fauciâ€™s remarks. Of course Gates would. Thatâ€™s what he does. Vaccines for everybody, for any conceivable malady. See link.

The loss of Freedoms guaranteed by the Bill of Rights. Yes, the Bill of Rights include Religious Practice, Speech, Assembly, as well as Freedom of Movement â€” all upheld in multiple forms by repeated Supreme Court decisions.

How about farmers dumping milk because the farm workers are better off not working and on forced unemployment than working their normal job ?

Deaths in a Trial of the HPV Vaccine/Indian Journal of Medical Ethics

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1 Good luck on that vaccine shit. We don't even pretend to have a vaccine for the common cold, which is a Corona virus. We have a flu vaccine, which cuts the infection rate to 40% of the population and, in a really good year, limits deaths to 30,000 or so.

If we can test 150 per 100,000 we can restart the economy. Really? That's .01% of the population, one person out of every 658.
I keep asking and asking. Where are all these idiots coming from?

Posted by: Bill H at April 19, 2020 11:36 PM (vMiSr)

2 Yeah; and the general public seems utterly incapable of doing basic arithmatic. Or of understanding what numbers mean. We are in the same territory as "400 ppm of co2" where nobody actually bothers to think about what that means (for those who stumble on this blog it mean 0.04% of the air is co2, meaning it's a trace gas.) It just amazes me how these people come out peddling this stupidity and everyone believes them.

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Ultraviolet to Kill Wuflu

Timothy Birdnow

I remember when the big scare was destruction of the ozone layer. Liberals all had their pink Tinkerbell panties in a bunch over that one. So they banned freon and other chlorofluorocarbons (in fact, the final ban went into effect in the U.S. on January 1 of this year).

Now it's looking like we could use a bit more ultraviolet! Hey, using the global warming thinking of geoengineering, shouldn't we consider ramping up freon use to kill this virus? They keep talking about chemtrails in the atmosphere or putting aerosols to cool the planet; why not weaken the ozone to get rid of the virus? Just my modest proposal.

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1 If I were a virtuoso with Photoshop, right about now I'd take the pic of that guy in the Dos Equis ad and put some text in saying "I don't always screw around with the environment, but when I do, unexpected things happen."

The envirowackos never learn. What was it they were proposing not long ago? And they say Trump's a criminal?

Sunshine's the best disinfectant. . .

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2 Hehe; wish you could do that Dana - it would be really funny!

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Holder Cheers the Wuhan Virus Revolution

Timothy Birdnow

Obama's "wing man" and first Attorney General Eric Holder is thrilled with the Coronavirus pandemic.

According to WND:

"Coronavirus gives us an opportunity to revamp our electoral system so that it permanently becomes more inclusive and becomes easier for the American people to access,â€ Holder said.

"It would be foolhardy to take these pro-democracy measures off the table after we get on the other side of the virus. These are changes that we should make permanent because it will enhance our democracy."

What are the "pro-democracy measuresâ€ Holder is so ardent about? Measure like voting by mail and no-excuse absentee ballots -- the kind of voting "reformsâ€ Democrats champion that would make national elections so open to tampering and fraud that they could be subject to endless challenges.

Does anyone doubt the over-the-top reaction to what is turning out to be nothing worse than a seasonal flu is intended for anything but fostering Revolution?

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