Michael Ramirez: Limited Choices 03-23-24

From America's Premier Editorial Cartoonist

The Russian Presidential Election—Michael

After preordained election, Putin claims vote proves public support for his policies —AP

Editor’s Choice:

The Incredible Shrinking Majority —Scott Johnson, Power Line

Intercontinental Ballistic Missile Fairy Tales —Peter Huessy, Global Security Review

Taibbi: Government's Online Censorship Regime Has Expanded From Counter-Terrorism To Counter-Populism —Tim Hains, Real Clear Politics

The Angry Mob Comes for Kyle Rittenhouse Again —Victoria Taft, PJ Media

25 Years Later, We’re All Trapped in ‘The Matrix’ —Meir Soloveichik, Wall Street Journal

Enemies of the People —John Hinderaker, Power Line

Washington Is Unserious About Social Security —Eric Boehm, Reason

The Energy Transition in Retreat: Arizona Moves to Repeal Its Renewable Mandate

Anatomy of a Fad

From the Lighter Side:

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Latest Essays:

• Worshipping Idols (Michael’s video essay)

• False Promise —Guest essay by Bree Lindquist

• Dunce

• Lunarcy

• Navalny’s Courage

• Nuclear Alarm Bells - (guest essay by Peter Huessy)

• Forgetful Joe

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