The week in whoppers: Cali’s car lunacy, the NYT’s pro-Biden spin and more

This information:

“California to Ban the Sale of New Gasoline Automobiles”

— The New York Instances, Aug. 24

“California asks residents to keep away from charging electrical vehicles amid intense warmth wave”

— Fox Climate, Wednesday

We are saying: California desires drivers to purchase vehicles that it doesn’t need them to cost. That means, don’t drive. After all, local weather warriors by no means really say it that method out loud.


This headline:

The New York Times claimed that President Biden was previously working on compromises.
The New York Instances claimed that President Biden was beforehand engaged on compromises.
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We are saying: Compromise? When did President Biden ever compromise? Definitely not since profitable the White Home. Sure, he promised “unity” however has solely sparked division, refusing to present an inch on something. Certainly, the one factor that’s blocked his radical agenda is his failure to win bipartisan help. Together with his outrageous new assaults on the GOP and wild claims about threats to democracy, that Instances headlineought to’ve learn: Forward of Midterms, Biden Shifts From Combative to Determined and Deranged.


This declare:

“[Biden’s student-loan write-offs are] paid for and way more by . . . deficit discount.” 

Biden financial adviser Bharat Ramamurti, Aug. 26

We are saying: Bidenites will say something. The reality? The president hasn’t lowered the deficit one bit; in his first yr alone, he raised it by a half-trilliondollars greater than the nonpartisan Congressional Price range Workplace projected when he took workplace. This yr’s shortfall can be on tempo to be increased, although it’ll possible be lower than throughout the pandemic. Extra necessary, working a smaller deficit than in a earlier yr under no circumstances “pays for” something: Write-offs simply make the deficit larger — which is one other method of claiming they’re not paid for.


This assertion:

“It's bitter, however inevitable, that coal-fired energy vegetation which have already been shut down are again on-line.”

— Greenpeace local weather professional Karsten Smid, in Telesure, Monday


We are saying: Greenpeace is now accepting the truth that Germany doesn’t have sufficient energy and should restart its mothballed coal-burning vegetation. But the group fiercely opposes nuclear energy, an alternative choice to coal that produces nearly no emissions in any respect. Do these individuals care concerning the atmosphere — or not?


This comment:

We are saying: Democratic adviser Kurt Bardella has no qualms about defaming a significant slice of the Republican Occasion as “a terrorist cell.” But it’s in all probability a stretch to name even the disorganized band of Jan. 6 rioters “terrorists,” not to mention a “cell.” They usually actually didn’t symbolize many Republicans. In the meantime, Dems use no such language for, say, Antifa and BLM rioters who really destroyed cities or, say, the man who plotted to assassinate Justice Brian Kavanaugh over the Supreme Courtroom’s Roe v. Wade ruling.

— Compiled by The Put up Editorial Board

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