Memo To Midterm Voters: It's Democrats, Not Republicans, Who Are The Extremists Today | Investor's Business Daily

Memo To Midterm Voters: It's Democrats, Not Republicans, Who Are The Extremists Today | Investor's Business Daily
"Election 2018: Every day in the run-up to the midterm elections, the mainstream news peddles the same message: Republicans are extremists. 
But look at the data, and you see that it's Democrats who are increasingly well outside the mainstream.
Writing in New York Magazine, Jonathan Chait had this to say about the Republican party: "Everything that was terrible about the party that nominated Trump is significantly, terrifyingly worse today. Even more distressing: It is likely to lurch further rightward regardless of the outcome of the elections."
As a mainstream journalist, Chait is hardly saying anything unusual about Republicans. 
Day after day, the mainstream press files stories describing Republicans as fascists, sexists, racists, anti-Semites, etc.
Here's a tiny sampling of recent headlines: 

• "How Republican Extremism Became Normalized." 
• "Yes, the Republican Party Has Become Pathological."
•  "Why Are Republicans Promoting Ultra-Right Extremism." 
• "The Proud Boys, the GOP, and 'The Fascist Creep.' "

What evidence is there of this, other than President Trump's often abrasive rhetoric, and the actions of a few crazed lunatics?
Trump's agenda so far has been mainstream conservative — tax cuts, deregulation, strong defense, secure national borders. (President Clinton said similar things about illegal immigrants and border security when he was president.)
Where Trump has strayed from conservative orthodoxy, it's tended to be toward the left — witness his efforts to force down drug prices and his rhetoric on trade.
...This year, the Democratic field is full of self-declared socialists. 
...Prominent liberals routinely say the most incredibly extremist things, without anyone batting an eye.
Case in point is actor James Cromwell, who recently promised violence if Republicans retained control of Congress.
"If we don't stop (President Trump) now, then we will have a revolution for real," he said at an awards ceremony this week. "Then there will be blood in the streets."...
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October Ratings: CNN Wipes Out, MSNBC Sheds 20% of Younger Viewers

October Ratings: CNN Wipes Out, MSNBC Sheds 20% of Younger Viewers:

The far-left CNN was wiped out in the ratings throughout all of October, despite this being one of the biggest news months in recent memory.
With fewer than one million total average primetime viewers — 931,000 to be precise — Fox News more than tripled CNN with 2.829 million total average primetime viewers.

Author of 14th Amendment Explains EXACTLY Who It Was Meant For

Author of 14th Amendment Explains EXACTLY Who It Was Meant For

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Real Clear Politics:

LAURA INGRAHAM, HOST: This is Census Bureau numbers, or CIS numbers. There are 300,000 children who are born in the United States each year, neither parent an American citizen. What’s your reaction to that?

GOV. JOHN KASICH: Well, I mean, we have laws here that say that if you’re born here in America you become a citizen.

INGRAHAM: There’s actually no law that says that. There’s no law that says that.

KASICH: Well, I think if you’re born here, my understanding is, I thought it was in the 14th amendment that says equal protection, if you’re born here, you become a citizen. Am I wrong on that? If I’m wrong on it, I’ll be glad to —

INGRAHAM: There’s a Citizenship Clause in the 14th amendment, written by Howard Jacob, who himself said it was never meant to apply to foreigners, neither parent being an American citizen. It was directed towards the slaves of course, who were being continued to be abused in our society, who people wanted to consider less than an American citizen..."

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History for November 1

History for November 1 - On-This-Day.com
Stephen Crane 1871, James Kilpatrick 1920, Betsy Palmer 1929


Larry Flynt 1942, Kinky (Richard) Friedman 1944, Toni Collette 1972


1936 - Benito Mussolini made a speech in Milan, Italy, in which he described the alliance between Italy and Nazi Germany as an "axis" running between Berlin and Rome.


1950 - Two Puerto Rican nationalists tried to assassinate U.S. President Harry Truman. One of the men was killed when they tried to force their way into Blair House in Washington, DC.