Democratic Oversight: Unpacking Blind Spots on Tariffs and Beyond

Imagine attendees leaving a jazz concert in Cincinnati, humming to the melodious sounds of Miles Davis, only to be assaulted by a group of Black attackers. The victims, left battered, receive little media attention while the assailants remain uncharged. If the roles were reversed, the media reaction would be explosive; networks like CNN would shift into a continuous coverage of hate crimes, and prominent figures would express deep condolences. Yet, since the victims were white, the story fades into the backdrop of inconvenient truths. This instance is not an exception but part of a recurrent theme. Selective outrage defines the Left's narrative. Shifting focus to firearms, it becomes clear that the logic of Democrats often eschews facts. A tragedy involving a knife spurred calls for more stringent gun legislation, disregarding the lifesaving potential of legally owned firearms. This dogma extends to economics, where successful trade tariffs contradict established pessimism. Ultimately, facts often yield to the prevailing narrative, obscuring reality’s harsh truths.