Michael Ramirez: Political Blame Game 11-01-22

from America's Premier Editorial Cartoonist

The attack on Paul Pelosi is another example of the degradation of our politics and culture.—Michael

Incendiary political rhetoric is a bipartisan problem —Las Vegas Review-Journal

Alleged Paul Pelosi attacker David DePape ‘fried his brain’ with drugs, embraced QAnon: acquaintances —Marjorie Hernandez and Ben Kesslen, New York Post

She Who Must Not be Mentioned —Scott Johnson, Power Line

Pelosi versus Kavanaugh — Michael Shellenberger, Substack

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Today’s Hand-Selected News and Opinion:

What is Democracy? —Roger Kimball, Epoch Times

Permissible & Impermissible Incendiary Speech? Victor Davis Hanson, American Greatness

The Genius of Cate Blanchett in ‘Tár’ —Jeffrey A. Tucker, Epoch Times

The 'Bo Snerdly' interview, part three: Biden's border crisis, liberal media bias worsens, and Rush's legacy —Dawn Slusher, Hot Air

Schuminations on the midterms — Jim Geraghty, NRO

Three Mistakes That Will Cost Democrats the Midterms —Matt Gorman, FOX News

There's No Equality If Colleges Can Rate Skin Color Margot Cleveland, The Federalist

Greenpeace Admits It: Recycling Doesn’t Work —John Tierney, City Journal

Yes, the U.S. Military Is Weak —Dakota Wood, The Heritage Foundation

How Can the U.S. Military Innovate? Ask Isaac Asimov —James Holmes, 19FortyFive

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