The Post-Partisan Emporium

The ultimate lesson from the Trump indictment: No More Pretenses There is the Uniparty and their Praetorian Guard, and then there's everybody else. JORDAN SCHACHTEL If you haven’t heard the news yet, the Biden Administration’s Justice Department announced Friday afternoon that they were  indicting President Trump, listing 37 felony allegations  against the former president. I’ll spare you the outrage or celebrations that you’re probably seeing proliferating through the media industry, depending on which side you stand on, because none of that is particularly consequential to the issue at hand. I surveyed some followers on social media to get a sense of what people were thinking, and the reactions varied from “I’m so sick of Donald Trump dominating the news for every day of my existence!” to “this is a witch hunt!” Tyler Cardon, the CEO of Blaze Media, added some insightful commentary too. “Everyone’s stuck in an endless cycle of whataboutism,” Cardon  replied . “There are no object

Annecy horror shows the disdain elites have for their own people CHRIS WALDBURGER When I lived in Switzerland, the French town of Annecy was just across the border, which was entirely open. Understandably so given the ties between France and Switzerland. Yesterday, a Syrian refugee, who had made his way to France from Sweden, stabbed four very young children in a playground in Annecy. I believe one of the children was Dutch and another was British. One child was stabbed in a stroller. All four are in hospital but are apparently in stable condition. I have written before on the surge of crime in European countries,  particularly Sweden , as borders remain open to the Middle East and Africa. This event should bring home the costs of attempting to continue the failed ‘experiment’ of multiculturalism in welfare states. Millions of people continue to surge into the US, Europe, and, of course, South Africa. Borders are open and there is no way of vetting who comes in. If you care to look, yo