The morning after the Texas deluge, when the death toll along the Guadalupe was only in double digits, a commentary in The New York Times carried this subhead: “The poisonous effects of cutbacks will eventually reach you.”
Young column: Never you mind, child; free market will fix all
I missed the hearings, so I’m asking: When members of Congress quizzed Stephen Miran as this president’s choice to chair the Council of Economic Advisers, did anyone ask him to identify the planet on which he resides?
Young column: News flash: Supreme Court finds ‘equal’ unconstitutionalSupreme
“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men hardly are created equal,” wrote the founders of this country. They continued: “Those of inherent privilege are endowed by their creator with special status; the rest can soak.”
Young column: A war president with zero credibility
For the one-time reality-show guy, things just got real. Real except for any trustworthy explanation or justification about what happens or what he directs our military to do in the war into which he has enlisted all of us. As anyone with ears should know, truth is not what this president does.
Young column: My town’s a DEI bastion; throw the book at us
I ask this because the city where I live, Fort Collins, Colo., and the place where I work, Front Range Community College, could not be more devoted to diversity, equity and inclusion. And neither is trying to hide it.
Young column: Coin of a prostituted presidency
I wish I didn’t have the name “Witkoff” in my brain. Just as I wish I’d never heard the name of a certain brazen self-dealer who cheapens the presidential seal today.
Young column: A totalitarian goon squad
Is it considered out-of-bounds to call a woman a goon? Whatever the protocol, in Kristi Noem’s case consider it done.
Young column: If Harvard caved to the tyrant
He tried this once before – running a university — or whatever he called it: “wealth institute,” “entrepreneurial initiative.” Argh.
Young column: Captain Clueless crashes the economy
If it weren’t so disastrous, it would be a comedy classic. The day of the great stock sell-off was like one particularly side-splitting scene in the movie “Airplane”:
Young column: Best therapy right now? Get marching
For those who haven’t left the bed since the morning after Nov. 5, it’s time to yank the curtains open. Time to open that window to a blossoming world.
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