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Lindsay’s Psychotic Superfans

Psychotic feminists have turned a child killer into a saint, and I could not look away. Lindsay Clancy admitted to strangling her three children — and instead of horror, a huge swathe of feminist internet has decided she’s the real victim, a misunderstood Bambi who deserves a standing ovation. It is mass psychosis, and today I’m going through the most unhinged Clancy supporters the internet has to offer.

There are a lot of them, and they come in types. The self-described “childhood friend” grinning and taking selfies with the defense lawyer in the courtroom. The sobbing emotionals insisting Lindsay “carried the whole mental load” — a narrative Patrick Clancy’s own testimony demolishes, given he took 12 weeks paternity leave, gave her permanent maternity leave, ran every errand, and they had a nanny and a prior psychiatric hospital stay. The “you don’t understand how messed up women can get, so actually men are the villains” crowd. An actual OB/GYN recording a tearful “I believe you, Lindsay, we’re proud of you.” And the grand finale: the fanfiction theorists inventing an elaborate drugging-and-barricading plot to pin it on Patrick — a man whose only crime, per the evidence, was having his own DNA in his own house.

I break down every type of these crazy women, the “he threw out her stuffies” cope, the sailor’s-knot conspiracy, and what it says about a feminism that can watch a woman admit to killing her kids and still call her innocent.

She’s not innocent. She’s either a murderer or criminally insane — neither one is innocent.

LET’S GO!! Here’s more from Bearing.

New Leaders Ruin Democrats

The Republicans have no fear of The Squad — the young, radical politicians like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ayanna Presley who are taking control of the Democratic Party. But those Squad members represent the kiss of death for the Old Guard Democrats themselves.

Dick Durbin, the Democratic Senator from Illinois, has already announced his retirement. Chuck Schumer is barely holding onto his power, refusing to relinquish it.

Victor Davis Hanson lays out the prospects. It’s difficult to see a path for survival when you carve out a party designed to only appeal to 20 or 30 percent of the population. Here’s more from Diane Gonçalves.

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Raging Left: A Party In Decline

The Democrat reaction to the bombing of Iranian nuclear sites exemplified all that’s wrong with the Left today. Suddenly, the same Democrats who cheered Obama’s endless airstrikes were invoking the War Powers Act and demanding congressional approval. Why?

Because this time it was Trump’s America that hit back. Their volatile, inconsistent messaging isn’t new. Victor Davis Hanson unpacks the deeper story behind the chaos of how the Democrat Party has surrendered to its most radical base on today’s episode of “Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words.”

“The Left knows that they are not polling well,” Hanson says. “They know that the party’s base is controlling their narrative, and they know that that narrative supports issues from transgenderism, to an open border, to lax enforcement of criminal statutes, to something like Kabul, abroad, that has no public support. And they’re angry.”

“ Whatever Donald Trump has done to them—and maybe that will be his lasting legacy—he had the ability to expose what used to be Democrats, as absolutely unhinged and nihilistic,” Hanson concludes. “And I don’t think anybody wants any part of them.”

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