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Join Greg and Emily Jashinsky of The Federalist as they welcome signs from Sen. Susan Collins that she has no intention of ending the filibuster to pass abortion legislation but they also note how abortion could cause tension inside a GOP coalition that now includes a lot of people who don’t consider themselves social conservatives. They also wonder why U.S. officials would publicly confirm that American intelligence has been directly involved in tracking and targeting Russian generals killed by Ukraine. And they fire back as Biden climate adviser Gina McCarthy vows an aggressive green agenda – including more than a hundred regulations on appliances and severe demands for “sustainable airlines.”
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Gina McCarthy sounds like Marisa Tomei in “My Cousin Vinny.”
Always good to hear Emily Jashinsky…I am a longtime TML listener…I am, I’ll admit with no shame, someone for whom the pro-life cause may well be the #1 public issue. The “culture of death” is all the more pervasive. Yes, the left is attempting to use the leak as a demagogic weapon, but all this smacks more of ideological fanaticism than of cynical opportunism…My home is in a land where, alas, legal abortion has a longer history than it has in America. But no one “shouts it out.” Paleo-Pagan Japanese don’t; neither do post-Christian Europeans.