Highlights: Liberals Have the Worst White Privilege of All

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The Real White Privilege: The curious task of the American Left is to eliminate "white privilege" by forcing people to adopt Nordic social arrangements at gunpoint. natl.re/D7OIH1


Obama's Ignorance: To ask in earnest how many people have perished despite possessing "better ideas" is to end up feeling a little sick. One wonders: Were the victims of the death camps in Poland and beyond liberated by benevolent abstractions? Was the fall of the Soviet Union inevitable, as President Reagan optimistically claimed? natl.re/3pAyBj


American Victims of Illegal Immigrants: For every Kate Steinle who died at the hands of an illegal-alien-sanctuary beneficiary, there is a Tony, Michael, and Matthew Bologna in San Francisco. A Jamiel Shaw (age 17) or Xinran Ji (age 24) in Los Angeles. A Marten Kudlis (age three) in Denver. An Iofemi Hightower, Dashon Harvey, Terrance Aeriel, or Natasha Aeriel in Newark. A Zina Linnik (age twelve) in Tacoma. A Vanessa Pham (age 19) in Fairfax County, Va. natl.re/3S1ZwK


Ted Cruz the Tech Savviest?: In his quest for the presidency, Cruz is now looking to co-opt the tactic most credited with helping Obama win the White House in 2008 and 2012: Data analysis. The Cruz campaign hopes it can harness and build upon Team Obama's famed ability to target and turn out voters in a nationwide race. natl.re/6GPMhm


Trump is Bad News: He has no chance of becoming president, but he has the huge potential to deny his alleged party a White House victory in 2016. natl.re/wztlXY


The Kids are Not All Right: A "yes means yes" advocacy group, the Affirmative Consent Project, is instructing college students to take a picture with a contract before they have sex with each other just to make absolutely sure both parties are officially consenting. natl.re/GZM5iH


This is Scary: ISIS fighters only outnumber American-trained Syrian allies by 400 to 1. natl.re/wriuK4
 



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