Russian Oil, Censorship, Climate, and Education Reform

Targeting Russian oil impacts military and finance. Government censorship and attacks on media are criticized. Climate movement struggles. Education reform sparked by Republicans due to declining student achievement.

Targeting Russian Oil Flow

” Interfering with the flow” of Russian oil to produce scarcities “can grind the Russian bear to a stop militarily” and impose major “monetary implications,” explains Michael Bohnert at The Wall Street Journal. Keep up the targeting, and Russia’s army “will certainly end up being much less mobile,” producing “opportunities for incremental Ukrainian triumphes.”

Government Censorship Allegations

“My publication, our writers, and I were all directly targeted for destruction by my very own government, utilizing my tax bucks,” because of “our reporting,” storms Federalist chief executive officer Sean Davis in Senate statement. E.g.: The Cybersecurity and Facilities Agency directed and funded “censorship” against the Federalist over “our reporting on extraordinary new political election legislations in 2020.” “Kafka-esque doesn’t even start to describe this insanity.” “We were likewise targeted for straight-out bankruptcy and destruction” by the Global Engagement Center, and “just barely survived.” It’s “silly to see the federal government crack down on accurate reporting, like that of the New York Message, which was censored for reporting on Hunter Biden’s laptop,” while publications that “consistently published falsehood after fraud” won “profitable journalism prizes” for “their nonsense.”

Hence the insurance claim that “racial differences in apprehension and incarceration prices” were evidence of racism. Looking ahead, “debates from skin color may be met with an eye roll” after years of exposure to “a Head of state that is patently and amazingly detached to identity-based blackmail.”

Climate Movement’s Dark Days

“These are dark days for the climate motion. The whole motion is falling apart in front of our eyes,” snarks The Liberal Patriot’s Ruy Teixeira. To save the fading activity, some “climatistas” are jumping on the “price and reducing the price of living” bandwagon.

Education Reform and Student Achievement

“These are dark days for the climate activity. The whole motion is falling apart in front of our eyes,” snarks The Liberal Patriot’s Ruy Teixeira. To conserve the fading movement, some “climatistas” are jumping on the “cost and reducing the expense of living” bandwagon. Given that 2013, “pupil accomplishment scores have actually been dropping,” especially for “pupils from less fortunate histories,” laments The New York Times’ David Brookes. Eventually, “terrible education data” did spark reform– but just amongst Republicans, that are now “kicking Democrats in the butt” on education and learning.

Because 2013, “pupil achievement ratings have been dropping,” particularly for “trainees from much less fortunate histories,” laments The New York Times’ David Brookes. Second: Republicans eschewed the centralized push for responsibility, while Democrats moved left; progressives never ever suched as liability. Ultimately, “dreadful education and learning statistics” did spark reform– but only amongst Republicans, who are currently “kicking Democrats in the butt” on education and learning.