The article discusses sentiments surrounding Donald Trump's second term, positioning it favorably against Joe Biden's perceived leftward shift in governance, particularly regarding border control and fiscal responsibility. The author highlights Trump's policies as restoring liberty and prosperity. In a related note, the University of California's decision to remove the requirement for diversity statements in hiring is praised, suggesting it fosters true inquiry rather than ideological conformity. Additionally, Governor Hochul's delay of an energy tax is mentioned, indicating the complexities of policy implementation and public perception in governance.
My litmus test for Trump's efficacy isn't normalcy, but whether he's supporting ideas and policies that make my family and me more free. Trump is doing exactly that.
Diversity statements have become an easy caricature for the Trumpist right, a totem of leftist overreach that fuels the right's destructive efforts to dismantle the modern university.
Rather than fostering diversity in a broad, humanistic sense, the statements morphed into ideological litmus tests, bureaucratic hurdles cloaked in the rhetoric of inclusion.
Her centerpiece cap and invest program for greenhouse gas emissions is now in a data-gathering phase that won't be complete for two more years.
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