Like Corbyn, Thunberg seems to thrive on pointing out faults in our society, And like Corbyn, Thunberg is willing to bend the truth to suit her agenda.
There’s something the next leader must have to achieve success: an understanding of the dark side of human nature.
Justin Trudeau’s self-congratulatory pats on the back for vainglorious accomplishments will do nothing to get Canada’s economy running at full steam again.
CJR’s latest attack on Lehmann and Quillette only solidifies their current status as another hack rag that fell from grace in the woke era.
A British business gives it workers “hangover days” which allows them to stay home when they’ve knocked back a few too many.
The woke left will blame social media, TERFS, disinformation, racism, Islamophobia, fascism, and Facebook for their political defeats.
Canadian politicians have certain cliché lines they use to try to excuse their overspending of taxpayer’s money.
The Ford government has passed a bill making it possible for vendors in the airports to serve drinks at any time of the day.
Canada already has one political party that is selling us out to the communist state. We can’t afford another.
The state broadcaster continues to use government subsidized reach to bring corporate messaging to your doors.
Trolls are a bipartisan problem, and we need to know how to deal with them.
If it weren’t for geniuses like Doyle and the handful of other comedians brave enough to stand up to the woke mob, the culture wars might be a lost cause.
The pressure is mounting for a tougher approach to China, for reducing our reliance on China, and to move towards a decoupling from the Communist State.
With “they” hitting top of the charts for Merriam Webster, it’s a good indication that gender non-binary preferred pronouns are here to stay.
Time Magazine has released its five-person shortlist for Person of the Year. Two on that list are household names—Donald Trump and Greta Thunberg.