Trump the anti-oligarch, UK’s anti-prayer tyranny and other commentary

From the right: Trump, anti-oligarchs

“Deep Statistics” “not used to challenge their authority” attack them, saying “they are attacking the most populist presidents of our life as authoritarians who threaten democratic norms.” Sanders Rob Wassinger on the Hill.

“Is Trump using the law to indict and imprison his political opponents? Is he threatening academic freedom? Is he nullifying freedom of the press? Is he pose any risk to the independence of the judicial system?”

No: “groups specifically engaged in anti-democratic projects of rejecting vote options are now citing Trump’s pushback” and “a real threat to democracy.”

“Deep State” says he is “pleased with his ability to call shots in Washington.” That’s because “criticism of the first serious attack on power that has not been challenged so far” is “transparently ridiculous.”

Speech Desk: British Anti-Prayer Demonstration

“We should not prohibit abortion, quiet prayers, or express our opinion that we are simply outside of an abortion clinic.” Josie Appleton claims on Spiked.

However, in the UK, the public space protection order – the authority to allow local councils to “restrict any activity of choice” – has seen life supporters being arrested for praying near clinics, quietly holding signs and silently embracing “what can be interpreted as someone who expresses their opinions on abortion.”

No: “This test is whether activists will harm others or prevent them from doing legitimate activities.”

“Freedom cannot be protected by tyranny. If the state is given the power to police our ideas, that knife will fall on us all – whatever our views on abortion.”

Econ Watch: Dems to Forge Free Trade

“We need to smile at every new Democrat free trader.” Laughing Ally Isafinly from the Wall Street Journal.

California Governor Gavin Newsom has an empty theatre around them. Senator Liz Warren dislike Trump’s tariffs pledged to use “using “economic patriotism” and punishing countries that do not follow US environmental and labor standards” at the 2019 White House run.

It’s interesting that Trump’s tariffs “exceed the power of the president,” and that “a Democratic-led nation will have strong legal arguments.”

There are no lawsuits yet. why? To clarify the possibility of a carbon tax on imports, or perhaps to their “big worker friends support tariffs.”

Warren’s Time, Newsom et al. “Let their fights go to court” – if they mean that.

From left: Auckland’s new rebels

Mayor of Oakland will become Lauren Taylor “A non-populist loveable looser” Report Free Press ‘Leighton Woodhouse -But he is nonetheless a “rebel candidate” against the “Democrat machine” pick. Barbara Lee.

The elections say, “Crime is ramping up, businesses are withdrawing from the cities, and residents are becoming more and more irritated.”

I wonder if the San Francisco Chronicle supported Taylor or “He outperformed Lee in the fundraiser.”

Former mayor Shen Tao’s “legacy of disaster” for police rebates and public corruption “is a responsibility to Lee, supported by many of her old supporters”: even liberals denounce “activists of urban degradation.”

“The Oakland voters were already rebelling,” recollected Thao and rebelled against Dem Machine. Now, by rejecting Lee, “they may follow their frustration.”

Conservatives: Don’t start a war with Israel

Former national security adviser Brett McGurk put the best when he said, “Don’t start a war with Israel.” Observe the commentary Seth Mandel.

Egypt, Lebanon and Syria all tried it. result? Egypt said, “We had to negotiate to get the land back.”

Assad thought, “The window of opportunity to defeat Israel in the war has long passed.” “Lebanon is a basket case.”

Entities like Hamas and Hezbollah “know the devastation that they are still beginning a war with Israel.”

Certainly, “The only reason why everyone and there are no modern exceptions to this is that launching a war with Israel is to immerse their citizens as well as the Israelites.”

– Edited by the Post Editorial Board