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Re: Dems fall for ‘fantasy economics’, eyes wide shut to Jew-hate

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a425couple wrote:
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> https://nypost.com/2026/06/26/opinion/dems-fall-for-fantasy-economics-eyes-wide-shut-to-jew-hate-and-other-commentary/ 
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> Dems fall for ‘fantasy economics’, eyes wide shut to Jew-hate and other 
> commentary
> By Post Editorial Board
> Published June 26, 2026, 8:44 p.m. ET
> 
> 23 Comments
> 
> Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Darializa Chevalier
> Mayor Zohran Mamdani, celebrates with Democratic congressional candidate 
> Darializa Avila Chevalier during an election night watch party Tuesday, 
> June 23, 2026, in New York.
> Haley Brown / NY Post
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> Libertarian: Dems Fall for ‘Fantasy Economics’
> 
> Democrats’ “leading lights are not especially sharp” on economics, but 
> the DSA crowd is leading them into pure “economic fantasyland,” warns 
> Reason’s Peter Suderman. Darializa Avila Chevalier is a “committed 
> economic socialist” fighting for “Medicare for All,” even though the 
> plan is so “unwieldy” it failed even in Sen. Bernie Sanders’ home state 
> of Vermont. Claire Valdez supports the Green New Deal, though the cost 
> is estimated “at over $90 trillion,” triple the country’s annual GDP. 
> Some might argue these new socialists aren’t “representative of the rest 
> of the party,” but mainstream Dems “have been embracing fantasy 
> economics for years,” and this week’s DSA wins “are just the latest sign 
> that the fantasy is taking over.”
> 
> Canada beat: Eyes Wide Shut to Jew-Hate
> 
> A Montreal shooting with obvious “antisemitic elements” that left two 
> people dead received “virtually no Canadian coverage,” despite the 
> killer’s overtly anti-Jewish manifesto, frets Casey Babb at The Free 
> Press. “Articles from major outlets” across Canada focus instead on the 
> murderer’s “violent incel” and “anti-feminism” ruminations. This 
> “omission” is “striking” because “Canada has arguably become one of the 
> most antisemitic countries in the Western world,” with “countless 
> shootings at Jewish day schools,” “firebombing of synagogues and acts of 
> vandalism.” The situation for Canadian Jews seems “unlikely” to improve, 
> and in response “Jews in Canada have already begun retreating inward.” 
> “Fear among Jews is palpable,” with many Jews in Canada “now asking 
> themselves how much worse things can get.”
> 
> 
> Oil-industry analysts “are eating a lot of humble pie lately,” snarks 
> CNN’s David Goldman. “Despite the biggest oil supply shock in history, 
> oil prices in recent months never approached their record set in 2008. 
> Gas and diesel prices didn’t surpass their 2022 highs. And, just as 
> President Donald Trump predicted, oil prices have, in fact, fallen ‘like 
> a rock’ after the United States reached an agreement with Iran.” So how 
> did “all the experts” get it “so wrong”? Well, for starters, the world 
> had 407 million barrels in storage going into the war. Trump then lifted 
> sanctions on Russian and Iranian oil. China shifted to coal power plants 
> instead of oil. Brazil and Venezuela ramped up supplies. Turns out the 
> oil market is “significantly more flexible than even the most 
> knowledgeable experts anticipated.”
> 
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> calling on the Mayor and Schools Chancellor to impose a two-year 
> moratorium on generative AI in New York City public schools. June 24, 2026.
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> Advocates celebrate after the Rent Guidelines Board approved a rent freeze.
> Mamdani’s rent freeze means big trouble for MOST tenants, and maybe for ALL
> FILE - Tucker Carlson attends a meeting with President Donald Trump and 
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> LA watch: Pratt Couldn’t Beat Demographics
> 
> “A Trump-like performance,” such as Spencer Pratt’s in Los Angeles, “can 
> make a primary interesting,” remarks City Journal’s Jesse Arm. But it 
> can’t “make someone mayor.” People in LA don’t “need to be persuaded 
> that their city is badly governed,” and Pratt overperformed “in 
> fire-adjacent and hill-adjacent precincts across the Westside and San 
> Fernando Valley.” But “many places that people associate with the 
> cultural idea of Los Angeles” where Pratt became popular, such as Santa 
> Monica or Beverly Hills, “don’t vote for mayor of Los Angeles.” In the 
> end, “demographics” worked against Pratt, who had little more than “a 
> Republican coalition with a few local enhancements.” Nonetheless, Pratt 
> proved that “a blunt, local critique of progressive governance can 
> resonate” even in a city like Los Angeles.
> 
>  From the right: Time To Ditch ‘Disparate Impact’
> 
> Equal Employment Opportunity Commission “bureaucrats” embody “everything 
> that’s wrong with the administrative state,” rails The Wall Street 
> Journal’s Jason L. Riley. Supporters of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, 
> which created the EEOC to oversee its Title VII employment provisions, 
> insisted the bill didn’t authorize “disparate impact,” i.e, the use of 
> “racially disproportionate” results to determine discrimination; rather, 
> discrimination had to be “intentional,” not merely “inferred” from 
> outcomes. Nonetheless, the EEOC soon “determined that statistical 
> disparities could be used,” even if discrimination was unintentional, 
> and the Supreme Court backed it. Now the Justice Department is moving 
> “to rein in EEOC’s use of ‘disparate impact.’ ” Finally: “It’s long past 
> time we clean up this mess,” and Team Trump “has taken an admirable step.”
> 
> — Compiled by The Post Editorial Board
> 
> Filed under antisemitism  canada  civil rights  democratic socialists of 
> america  department of justice  donald trump  editorial  fast takes 
> Green New Deal  hate crimes  iran  los angeles  oil prices  race spencer 
> pratt  6/26/26
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Dems fall for ‘fantasy economics’, eyes wide shut to Jew-hate a425couple <a425couple@hotmail.com> - 2026-06-27 11:26 -0400
  Re: Dems fall for ‘fantasy economics’, eyes wide shut to Jew-hate phoenix <j63840576@gmail.com> - 2026-06-27 09:32 -0600
    Re: Dems fall for ‘fantasy economics’, eyes wide shut to Jew-hate a425couple <a425couple@hotmail.com> - 2026-06-28 19:29 -0400

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