It could be a shout by meat lovers everywhere unless we tell our “masters” we have had enough.
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Lucien Wabanonik: My people were robbed, ignored by Hydro-Quebec, Quebec government
Decades ago the dams and infrastructure owned by Hydro-Quebec, a government-owned corporation, were built on the land of three First Nations tribes in Quebec without consent or compensation. To this day, there is no direct communication between HQ and the impacted communities as it continues to deny us our rights so others can profit off land that is rightfully ours.
Rich Lowry: Advantage Trump in the GOP civil war – for now
The Trump-McConnell fight isn’t exactly over the soul of the Republican Party, but it is over whether there will be significant space in the party for figures other than Trump to have notable influence over its direction.
Cal Thomas: The Rush Limbaugh I knew
He was loved by millions who had never met him. When I finally met him, I was surprised at his humility. Don’t laugh. He was an entertainer, as well as a commentator, and he understood that to hold the attention of an audience one must do both. In person he was not who you heard on the radio.
Bob Neal: The Countryman: Can you say tone deaf?
It seems we run into tone deafness a lot these days. “Defund the Police” may be the dumbest idea to come down the pike in years. It came from one of the most progressive places anyone knows: Minneapolis.
Leonard Pitts Jr.: ‘I do not believe unity is possible’
So yes, a duality of mind. I do not believe unity is possible. But I’m glad Joe Biden does.
Froma Harrop: Hope up, guard down, as pandemic starts to weaken?
The hope in this country is that the pandemic will end around summer. As the scourge shows more definite signs of weakening, we who tried to do the right things may be able to relax – if just a little. This will be a strange time.
Rich Lowry: Washington, D.C., shouldn’t be an armed camp
By all means, take extraordinary lengths to protect the Capitol when threats are high. But to cut off this, of all buildings, from the broader public behind a fence that belongs outside a U.S. embassy or at the Southern border would be tone-deaf, high-handed and unreasonable.
Leonard Pitts Jr.: For African Americans, faith not confined to hope of heaven
For 400 years, the church has been where we took our hurt. And found our hope.
Cal Thomas: Andrew Cuomo’s deadly lie
Cuomo received an Emmy for what they called his “masterful” COVID-19 press briefings. The media lauded those performances, extolling his honesty and transparency. It now turns out he was as honest as many other politicians and as transparent as a brick.