Betsy McCaughey

3 days ago | newsmax.com | Betsy McCaughey

Across the U.S., Democrats are waging war to crush a lifestyle they abhor. Call it small-town America: single-family neighborhoods, quiet streets, town centers stamped with their own historic character, and almost no signs of the vagrancy and homeless encampments that plague cities. Democrats want you to have none of this. If you've worked for years to save up for a home in one of these havens, forget about it.

3 days ago | nypost.com | Betsy McCaughey

Democrats are waging war to crush a lifestyle they seem to abhor. Call it small-town America: single family neighborhoods, quiet streets, town centers stamped with their own historic character and almost no signs of the vagrancy and homeless encampments that plague cities. Democrats would have you keep none of this. If you’ve worked for years to save up for a home in one of these havens, forget about it.

6 days ago | hotair.com | Betsy McCaughey

Left-wing mayoral candidates and a newly launched "housing justice" group are promising a multiyear rent freeze on the city's nearly 1 million rent-regulated units. That's more than half the rental apartments in Gotham. It's a cynical political strategy: Pander to a block of single-issue voters almost too large to resist -- and capture the mayoralty.

1 week ago | norfolkdailynews.com | Betsy McCaughey

The surest way to trigger the collapse of New York City is to elect an antisemitic mayor. Throughout history, rising antisemitism is a bellwether of societal ruin: When attacks on Jews are tolerated or encouraged, the dissolution of everyone’s rights and the abandonment of basic freedoms follow. kAm$66 E96 $A2?:D9 x?BF:D:E:@?[ }2K: v6C>2?J 2?5 E96 $@G:6E &?:@? 7@C 6I2>A=6D]k^AmkAmxE 4@F=5 92AA6?

1 week ago | nysun.com | Betsy McCaughey

France’s parliament passed a bill to legalize medical aid in dying on Tuesday. Delaware’s Democratic governor, Matt Meyer, signed one last week legalizing physician-assisted suicide for terminally ill patients, making his state the 11th in the country to allow the practice. Several European countries and Canada have already legalized it. Is physician-assisted dying destined to become a standard of care in the west?