The Left Betrays *Everyone*. Always.

After stirring up a hornet's nest at NPR about a leftist tilt‚ senior editor Uri Berliner resigned Wednesday‚ but that doesn't mean NPR types can refute his argument on their seemingly inevitable insularity and intolerance. New CEO Katherine Maher insulted Berliner as attacking staffers for &;quot;who they are‚&;quot; when he was criticizing them for engaging in identity politics first‚ not journalism. Berliner announced &;quot;I cannot work in a newsroom where I am disparaged by a new CEO whose divisive views confirm the very problems at NPR I cite in my essay at the Free Press.&;quot; Maher's tweets show she supports race-based reparations‚ rioting‚ and the Black Lives Matter movement. She believes &;quot;America is addicted to white supremacy.&;quot; She talks about &;quot;cis white mobility privilege&;quot; without smirking. She won't have children because &;quot;the planet is literally burning.&;quot; At NPR‚ these tweets are not disqualifying -- they're qualifying. Berliner warns against journalists identifying with a &;quot;tribe&;quot; -- race‚ gender‚ religion‚ or sexual preference. Maher embraces racial tribalism‚ beginning with a pledge to overcome her own white privilege. We looked at campaign donation records and found Katherine Maher gave about $3‚000 in campaign donations in the Trump years (all to Democrats). The one that resonated most was a 2020 contribution of $500 to &;quot;Fair Fight PAC‚&;quot; a charity of left-wing election denier Stacey Abrams of Georgia. Election denial is cool -- when Democrats do it. In her previous job‚ Maher went hunting for &;quot;misinformation&;quot; was about stifling any information that seemed pleasing to her hate object‚ Donald Trump. At Wikipedia she refused to tolerate &;quot;misinformation&;quot; on COVID before they knew much about it. So much was unknown‚ and yet they had the arrogance to shut down narratives that they thought Trump would be pushing. Enjoy the podcast below‚ or wherever you listen to podcasts.   

The Biden campaign benefitted from some premium apple-polishing via ABC Senior White House Correspondent Mary Bruce‚ who delivered a dispatch from Pennsylvania that could make Pyongyang blush. Watch this recap of President Biden’s campaign activities in the Keystone State‚ which may well be reportable to the Federal Elections Commission as an in-kind corporate contribution‚ as aired in its entirety on ABC World News Tonight on Wednesday‚ April 17th‚ 2024: DAVID MUIR: We turn now to the race for the White House. President Biden in his home state of Pennsylvania again tonight‚ a state he'll need to win this November. Biden aiming to draw the contrast between him and Donald Trump‚ who has spent much of this week in court. Here's Mary Bruce.  MARY BRUCE: Tonight‚ fully aware that Donald Trump's attention is focused on his criminal trial in New York‚ President Biden lasering in on battleground Pennsylvania. Speaking to steelworkers‚ Biden touting his work on the economy and taking swipes at his opponent.  JOE BIDEN: 492‚000 new jobs so far in Pennsylvania alone. Under my predecessor‚ who's busy right now‚ Pennsylvania lost 275‚000 jobs. I mean‚ let's look at the facts. On my watch‚ unemployment hasn't been this low or this long in 50 years.  BRUCE: Biden's leaning into his working class roots on a three-day swing through this must-win state. Meeting construction workers in Pittsburgh‚ visiting his childhood home in Scranton‚ where he told voters he understands them in a way Trump never will.  BIDEN: Donald Trump looks at the world differently than you and me. He wakes up in the morning in Mar-a-Lago thinking about himself.  BRUCE: The president‚ well aware that the polls are tightening and that he is gaining ground‚ has spent more time in Pennsylvania than any other battleground. By our count‚ visiting the state more than 30 times since taking office. David. MUIR: Mary Bruce‚ who was in Pennsylvania‚ now back in Washington for us. Mary‚ thank you. First‚ there is the framing. Anchor David Muir taking the time to lay down several key points: Biden needs to win PA‚ Biden trying to make the contrast between himself and former President Donald Trump‚ and Trump was in court. Muir tries to slip in some campaign disinformation by smearing PA as the “home state” of longtime Delaware resident Joe Biden who represented Delaware in the Senate for 36 years.  “Leaning into his working-class roots”‚ Bruce says‚ before casting Biden as First Empath. The “report” closes by noting that Biden is catching up in the polls and has visited the state many times. But this dispatch was not without its own omissions. Biden was actually met with protests in Pittsburgh‚ which included the chant of “hey hey‚ ho ho‚ Bidenomics has got to go”. This doesn’t appear to have been fit for publication at ABC News. Protests outside Biden visit to US Steel building in Pittsburgh pic.twitter.com/jBf07UbLXH — Howard Mortman (@HowardMortman) April 17‚ 2024 Bruce referenced Biden’s visit to his childhood home and showed B-reel of Biden walking alongside some local children. However‚ Bruce failed to show the beginning of that staged walk- and Biden weirdly (if not creepily) and very tightly holding these kids’ hands. Biden takes no questions as he shuffles out of his childhood home with a group of children after a highly choreographed‚ scripted stop pic.twitter.com/fR86XqAizf — RNC Research (@RNCResearch) April 16‚ 2024 That was weird. And the report was weird‚ too. Weirdly sycophantic. Whatever that was‚ it sure wasn't journalism.

Students from schools in the Nebo School District in Utah walked out of class on Wednesday and claimed to be protesting against &;quot;furries&;quot; who growled and bit them at school. Videos from the protest showed dozens of children holding signs and making accusations that school officials were ignoring their complaints about the furry students. &;quot;Furries&;quot; are people who dress up as animals‚ especially cats and dogs‚ and often behave as if they were animals. A livestreamer named Adam Bartholomew interviewed the students outside Mt. Nebo Middle School in Payson and posted their accusations on social media. His main video on YouTube runs for an hour and 12 minutes. &;quot;These kids are mentally ill‚ and they're trying to force their illness upon us‚&;quot; said one girl. She said the kids who dressed up were from ages 10 to 13 years old. Other kids said the furries spray Febreze on children‚ sometimes in their eyes. &;quot;They bite us. They scratch us. They bark at us‚&;quot; said one child. Students said that the principal told them to be kind and nice to the furries when they complained. They carried signs that read &;quot;Don't brainwash us&;quot; and &;quot;Compelled speech is not free speech.&;quot; The children said their parents knew they were at the protest‚ and Bartholomew confirmed that he had been notified by a parent the night before about the protest. One parent at the protest said that their child had recorded video of the furries interrupting school‚ but they were allegedly reprimanded by school officials. A petition on change.org demanded that school officials apply their rules to all students‚ including the furries‚ and was signed by 629 people. Students at the protest called for furries to be banned from school‚ and others wanted them to be expelled. A statement from Utah Parents United addressed the accusations on Facebook. &;quot;It is harmful to children for school rules and dress codes to be centered around the marginalized. It perpetuates the victim culture that is damaging our children&;#33;&;quot; the group said. &;quot;As parents we must speak out when schools validate any disruptive‚ antisocial‚ and extreme behavior.&;quot; Blaze News reached out to the superintendent of the district and to a district email but did not receive a response by the time of publication. In March‚ a middle school of the Nebo District made headlines after a teacher was documented indoctrinating students into climate change propaganda by providing insects for children to eat for class credit. Here's part of the video of the students' complaints: — (@) Like Blaze News&;#63; Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here&;#33;

Republican Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky has predicted that former President Donald Trump will lose supporters if he backs the foreign aid proposals being pushed in the House chamber.&;quot;If Trump supports this monstrous‚ unpaid for foreign aid debt buster‚ he will lose the very supporters who comprise his vanguard. Mark my words‚&;quot; Paul tweeted. — (@) President Joe Biden has backed the proposals‚ saying in a statement‚ &;quot;I strongly support this package to get critical support to Israel and Ukraine‚ provide desperately needed humanitarian aid to Palestinians in Gaza‚ and bolster security and stability in the Indo-Pacific.&;quot;House Speaker Mike Johnson has described the bills as a &;quot;great product&;quot; that is &;quot;much better&;quot; than the supplemental the Senate passed earlier this year. But there is tension within the Republican ranks.Regarding the Ukraine-related bill being pushed alongside the other measures‚ GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia proposed an amendment that would declare that any lawmaker who votes for the measure &;quot;shall be required to conscript in the Ukrainian military.&;quot;Greene‚ who filed a motion to vacate targeting Johnson last month‚ tweeted‚ &;quot;I mean if you want to fund the war‚ why don't you go fight in it. Show your support for Ukraine.&;quot;Another one of the amendments the congresswoman proposed reads‚ &;quot;The total amount of appropriations made available by this Act is hereby allocated to the Attorney General to initiate removal proceedings against aliens without lawful status under the immigration laws (as such term is defined in section 101 of the Immigration and Nationality Act).&;quot; — (@) Like Blaze News&;#63; Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here&;#33;

Authorities believe that Naya Rivera used the last of her energy to push her four-year-old son Josey to safety on their boat before disappearing beneath the surface of California's Lake Piru on July 8‚ 2020. The post The Heartbreaking Death Of Naya Rivera‚ The Beloved ‘Glee’ Star Who Drowned At Age 33 appeared first on All That's Interesting.

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