Encore of Revival: America, March 11, 2019

The nation is polarizing. Conservatives are becoming more conservative; Liberals are becoming more liberal. The veil of mediocrity has been lifted and people are being forced to fly their true colors.

Democratic Congresswoman Omar from Minnesota called out Obama for being a “pretty face” more “polished” than Trump, while denouncing Obama’s policies. Freshman Congresswoman Cortez and veteran Senator Sanders decried capitalism while unemployment is at a record low and jobs are returning to America—jobs which Obama said would not come back. That only adds to the lists of failed Obama promises. Yet, Democrats still think it was the Obama ideological opposition that failed, not their own—except for Omar who thinks everyone failed, kind of.

It’s one thing to not know when one lost, it’s another thing to not know when one will lose again. What better place to discuss a campaign for the anti-enterprise 2020 ticket than in the Caribbean!

Socialist cities across America are in a battle against rural American sheriffs and prosecutors.

Don’t attack people with your posts on social media—but if you’re CNN, that’s common practice, though still defamation—at least according to the lawyer for the Covington High School student who was treated by CNN and the Washington Post the way Facebook doesn’t want you to treat real bad guys who actually did something wrong—maybe. It all depends on opinion, but there is one solution: utilities.

Facebook and Google are in the fast lane on the highway to “Utilityhood”. Irritating as it is, a free market can’t force Facebook to cooperate with Vine when there is neither profit nor loss in our “free-and-open” Internet. By allowing Facebook to make market decisions in its own interests, it will be easier to sway public opinion toward government crushing the Facebook and Google empires by making them public utilities.

Rural Sheriffs Defy New Gun Measures | WSJ

CNN to be sued for more than $250M over ‘vicious’ and ‘direct attacks’ on Covington High student: lawyer | Fox News

After cold, busy month at border, illegal crossings expected to surge again | LMT Online

Facebook’s new move isn’t about privacy. It’s about domination | Guardian

Trump’s Big Tech Bluster | NY Times

President Trump Hits Back Hard At TV Pundit Ann Coulter: “Wacky Nut Job” | Deadline

Ilhan Omar: Obama’s a ‘pretty face’ who got ‘away with murder’ | NY Times

The Democrats’ Dilemma | POLITICO

Ocasio-Cortez blasts capitalism as an ‘irredeemable’ system | Herald Mail Media

Venezuela’s Guaido calls for massive protest as blackout drags on | Thompson Reuters

Venezuela’s Guaido calls for massive protest as blackout drags on | Yahoo – Reuters

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Former Trump White House lawyer calls Mueller ‘American hero,’ says probe is no witch hunt | ABC News

Adam Schiff Hires a Former Prosecutor to Lead the Trump Investigation | New Yorker

The Navy fighter pilot judge who shot down Mueller | WA Examiner

The Latest: Manafort sentenced to 47 months in prison | AP

Campaign 2020

‘I’m not running’: Hillary Clinton rules out 2020 bid for first time on camera in exclusive interview with News 12 | News 12 Westchester

Bernie Sanders, campaigning for president in 2020 at Navy Pier, calls for change ‘from the bottom up’ | Chicago Tribune

CNN focus group rejects Biden | The Hill

Iowa Poll: Not even in the race, Joe Biden leads herd of Democrats; Bernie Sanders close behind | Des Moines Register

Biden in Caribbean to discuss potential 2020 bid with wife: report | The Hill

The influence of centrist Democrats is fading fast. What does that mean for liberal technocrats? | SF Gate