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Carville’s Warning to Democrats James Carville is a well-known Democratic operative, and yet he’s also capable of causing trouble for Democrats. That’s what happened in an April 27 interview, when he declared , “Wokeness is a problem, and we all know it.” A problem, that is, for the Democratic Party. As Carville explained: You ever get the sense that people in faculty lounges in fancy colleges use a different language than ordinary people? They come up with a word like “Latinx” that no one else uses. Or they use a phrase like “communities of color.” I don’t know anyone who speaks like that. I don’t know anyone who lives in a “community of color.” I know lots of white and Black and brown people and they all live in . . . neighborhoods. We might pay special attention to some of Carville’s word-choices: “people in faculty lounges in fancy colleges.” There’s a stereotype that leading Democrats hang out in the Ivy League and other posh colleges—and Carville … [Read more...] about Pinkerton: Wokery Is Snobbery; How the Populist Right Can Win the New Class War

GREENSBURG (KDKA) – After what has been a long and challenging year for students, seniors are ready to cross the collegiate graduation stage and enter a new chapter. Unlike last year’s online ceremonies, schools are finding ways to hold in-person commencement ceremonies. READ MORE: City Leaders Cut Ribbon At Liberty Green Community Park The University of Pittsburgh-Greensburg was one of those schools that held an online ceremony in 2020 but this year they were able to hold an in-person ceremony by spreading out three different ceremonies throughout the day. It was the culmination of a mentally tough and strenuous year for this group of Pitt-Greensburg seniors. “Just knowing that the staff and everybody here made an effort to have a graduation,” said Jacob Snyder. “They even opened it up for the students to vote on whether or not it would be outside or inside so this is why you have the graduation you see here today.” Last year’s ceremony was a scramble after COVID-19 hit. … [Read more...] about Celebrating The Class Of 2021: Pitt-Greensburg Holds In-Person Commencement Ceremonies

COLLINGSWOOD, N.J. (CBS) — A Collingswood man is on a mission to make sure every graduating senior gets a high school yearbook — and he’s bringing a few of his friends along the way. “Anytime people can get together to help for the greater cause and involves running is fantastic,” Josh Forrest, a senior at Collingswood High School, said. READ MORE: Philadelphia Police Investigating After 2 Teens Shot In Olney It was everything but a lazy Sunday morning in Collingswood. Nearly 30 people ran around knight park to help fundraise for students. “I messaged the principal and asked what we can do to raise money,” organizer Patrick Rodio said. “I can run, I can’t do much else, but I can run” Patrick Rodio organized the 21 for ’21 run. It benefits the organization Collingswood Cares. They ran 21 miles around the park to help make sure the Class of 2021 can afford yearbooks. READ MORE: Camden County College Organizes Drive-Thru Celebration For Class Of 2021 “A lot of fundraiser … [Read more...] about New Jersey Man On Mission To Make Sure Every Graduating Collingswood High School Senior Gets Yearbook

What President Biden Joe Biden Caitlyn Jenner on Hannity touts Trump: 'He was a disruptor' Argentina launches 'Green Mondays' campaign to cut greenhouse gases On The Money: Federal judge vacates CDC's eviction moratorium | Biden says he's open to compromise on corporate tax rate | Treasury unsure of how long it can stave off default without debt limit hike MORE ’s gigantic new spending plans amount to is a New Deal for the Middle Class. There are two kinds of government spending — public works and social welfare. Public works spending involves benefits that are available to everyone and that people cannot provide for themselves — things like a clean environment, strong national defense, fast highways, convenient airports and good schools. Social welfare spending is targeted by need. It helps disadvantaged people get things that people who are better off are able to provide for themselves, such as food, housing and health care. Public works spending is much … [Read more...] about The instructive popularity of Biden’s ‘New Deal’ for the middle class

Hey folks. Photo: Getty Images The setting was only mildly traditional for a first presidential address to a joint session of Congress: 200 listeners in the House chamber instead of the usual 1,600. The galleries were empty, and the First Lady was seated on the House floor. The ceremonial entrance of the president, which is often a long time-consuming procession with handshakes and hugs, was a brisk walk to the podium with a few fist bumps. There was certainly nothing traditional about the two women standing behind the president, as vice-president and Speaker of the House. But the structure of Joe Biden’s speech did follow the formula of many past addresses to Congress, and by Biden standards, it was well-delivered. He stuck mostly to his prepared remarks, adding a few flourishes. Here were some highlights: Biden immediately said that “America is on the move again … choosing hope over fear, truth over lies, and light over darkness.” That was as close as he came to a blunt … [Read more...] about Biden’s Workmanlike Love Song to the Middle Class