Michael Ramirez: New Year, Same as the Old Year 01-01-22

From America's Premier Editorial Cartoonist

Covid, inflation, war, the Wall St. Slide. rising crime, and border problems continue into the new year with a host of new challenges including signs of recession and possible escalation of the Ukraine War. —Michael

On Thursday I enjoyed a delightful visit with James Golden, aka, Bo Snerdley, whom readers will recall as Rush Limbaugh’s call screener, sidekick, and long-time friend. It turns out that James is just as warm and intelligent, humorous and kind as you suspected, and his recent highly rated book, Rush on the Radio, reflects a lot of love and insight into what went on behind the scenes in the production of the greatest talk show in history. It’s a deeply personal and thorough account that may bring a few tears to your eyes but make you smile as well. Get it here. —Melissa

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More of Today’s Hand-Selected News and Opinion:

The Trump Tax Returns —Scott Johnson, Power Line

Why globalism is the enemy of freedom Like The Wizard of Oz, it is all show and no substance. —Roger Kimball, The Spectator

2022: A Year of Silencing the Media —TIPP Insights

Top 10 Editorials of 2022 —Washington Examiner

Forty Years of Freedom Slipped Away So Quickly Jeffrey Tucker, Brownstone Institute

Why we all should follow Libs of TikTok’s founder and make our voices heard — despite cancel culture —Adam B. Coleman

CCP surrenders to Covid — Gordon Chang, Gatestone

Fauci Leaves a Broken Agency for His Successor —Marty Makary, Newsweek

Restoring American Capitalism —Carl Schramm, City Journal

It Is Time to Talk About “Capacity Factors” —Lars Schernikau, Watts Up With That?

A Bit of Humor:

The Babylon Bee's Predictions for 2023

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