Why ‘compassion’ must be eliminated as a basis for public policy
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‘None of these 7 decisions have had beneficial impacts on their intended populations’
‘None of these 7 decisions have had beneficial impacts on their intended populations’
‘Recent headlines make clear that it’s more important than ever that the klieg lights shine on these offices’
‘Democrats have announced what they’ll do if they take control of Congress’
‘The film works beautifully because so many things are done well’
‘Americans are being victimized by violent crimes that were completely avoidable’
‘Don’t hang out with powerful men just because you’re flattered or you think they’ll help your career’
‘You guys better get off your rear ends and do what we sent you to Congress to do’
‘The damage done by the false accusations made against Trump is still being felt to this day’
‘The group socialists are really after is the middle class, particularly entrepreneurs and small business owners’
‘No one should be forced to refer to a man as a woman, or to an individual person as plural people’
‘Woke culture is simply what happens when societal institutions become predominantly female’
‘Applauding a message and acting on it are two very different things’
‘The list goes on and on. [They] are an embarrassment’
‘Virtually everything the Democratic Party does these days is grounded in some sort of deceit’
‘The Hoosiers and their fans on a well-deserved and hard-earned victory’
‘The raw panic at the exposure of statewide fraud in Minnesota should be explicable’
‘It may … be possible that forgiving those who have wounded us – even after they have died – frees them as well’
‘We are hurtling headlong toward an ugly future as a failed state’
‘My hope is that those who are in a position to clean up this mess next year will do so’
‘Dollars were funneled into NGOs, purportedly for charity but really to implement policy’
‘Anyone, anywhere can start and grow a business’
‘The U.S. Department of Agriculture reports that the No. 1 item purchased with food stamps is soda pop’