The Washington Post, now known as the “Bezos Blog,” recently ran an interesting headline: “Retirees receive six times more in federal dollars than young people.” We apologize for the Post, that serves as the news source for the community that receives more federal dollars than young people or old people — namely, what Joe Sobran aptly called “The Hive” — Eisenhower’s “Military-Industrial Complex” and the insatiable behemoth that it constitutes today. The headline provokes: “Young people, your parents are robbing you blind!” Why? Because, as Washington’s multimillionaire Senator-hero Bernie Sanders insisted in March, we don’t tax the rich enough. You know, those “old people.” So the young must be stoked to envy, to resentment, and to demand reparations. The Sanders coalition that nominated Joe Biden in 2020 demanded total forgiveness of student loans — a payoff made possible by Barack Obama’s crafty expropriation of that multibillion-dollar portfolio several years earlier. But to what “federal dollars” does the Post refer? The hundreds of billions they have

That was the slogan of Bill Clinton’s ace defender James Carville when one after another of the rapist’s crimes came across the screen. It worked, and the next generation of Democrats has now embraced the practice, with a different tone: instead of focusing on denial, it relies on the Memory Hole. “Joe Biden? Who’s he?” The tactic has worked marvelously well since “Catholic Joe” left office 15 months ago. The magical component — alas, hardly surprising these days — is the wholesale compliance of the Republican Party. Instead of warning American voters about the names that are going to be on the ballot — “Democrat” and “Republican” — in November, conservatives are arguing among themselves. Whether it is Iran, or Israel, or Epstein, or Dispensationalism, we rage on. Admittedly, Virginia’s bishops have been silent about the danger posed by the new, pro-abortion Democrat governor’s proposal to redistrict the state, thus adding four new Democrat districts, leaving only one for the Republicans out of 11. Okay,