A Manhattan Institute poll of 2,593 Democrats confirms what San Francisco's recalls already showed: moderates dominate the party but an 11% "Woke Fringe" controls the narrative. That dynamic is playing out in media too — from Noam Chomsky's newly revealed Epstein ties to a Princeton professor's whitewashing of Khomeini, the posts here document how elite institutions protect intellectuals who get catastrophic predictions wrong. Meanwhile, 88% of students at top universities admit to faking progressive views, suggesting the next generation of journalists and thinkers is being shaped by an ideological conformity most of them privately reject.
A San Francisco court ruled the district broke the law. The story hits close to home for me.
Democrats chase equity theater while Republicans settle for culture war dunks. Here's the evidence-based path both ignore.
Robert Reich earns $13,000/hour to denounce capitalism while blocking affordable housing in his own backyard. Now he's pushing a tech-killing wealth tax.
San Francisco almost died from virtue signaling. The cure? Intellectual honesty—and the courage to speak it.
Paid operatives weaponized fake harassment claims to protect Pelosi. When the lies collapsed, they just pivoted to new attacks.
San Francisco Centre's last tenants get evicted while the Chronicle pretends shoplifting and drug use had nothing to do with it.