Lost Leaders & Campus Haters
A big week just passed on the east side of Manhattan. Heads of state from all over the globe gathered
A big week just passed on the east side of Manhattan. Heads of state from all over the globe gathered
I was starting to panic. The apparent respectful relationship between New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New York Governor Kathy Hochul, was going on way too long.
If you’re like me and the thought of another presidential race between Joe Biden and Donald Trump gives you urges for self-immolation, then come along on a trip to fantasy land and let’s dream for a few minutes.
There are champs and there are chumps. This past week, one champ stood tall and one chump, well, I’ll let
Progressive prosecutors got elected and decided to go easy on crime. State legislatures passed lenient laws letting criminals walk free instead of forcing them to make bail. Crimes were decriminalized. How’s that for an oxymoron.
You don’t have to go on safari to witness American political animals in their natural habitat. And let me tell you, it isn’t uplifting and inspiring. It isn’t pure. It is sordid.
I don’t know about my fellow Jewish Americans, but this past week felt a lot like Chanukah in July, with my head spinning like a turbo-charged dreidel.
In the words of a famous TV star, “Ruh-roh.” My media friends, the tribe has spoken and it’s time to go.
A lady with cojones. That’s what New York City’s police commissioner Kechant Sewell is.
This should be the last thing you read about the ouster this past week of CNN’s CEO, Chris Licht.
The Biden administration just released a 60 page strategy for combatting anti-Semitism. It’s something no other administration has ever done. That should clear up once and for all, any ambiguity around what constitutes hatred of Jews. Right? Wrong.