Fraud Inc – Ep 26-324

We’ve been talking about frauds.

And the more I think about it, the more I see a tremendous opportunity for Republicans.

Somebody needs to create the Fraud Channel.

Not another cable news channel where politicians sit around arguing about the latest poll.

I’m talking about an entire operation dedicated to exposing the frauds Democrats have been perpetrating for years, sometimes decades.

Because once you start looking for them, they’re everywhere.

I told a friend recently that it is not unusual for me to encounter five examples of Democrat fraud in a single day.

A state legislator.

A former mayor.

A bureaucrat.

An academic.

Somebody who built an entire career on credentials, accomplishments or moral authority that, upon closer examination, turns out to be considerably more fiction than fact.

And notice something.

Almost invariably, these people aren’t merely tolerated by the Left.

They are celebrated.

That brings me back to Jason Arday.

We talked about him again yesterday. And while Britain was holding vigils and tributes celebrating Arday as though he were some towering academic figure, I kept thinking about what that ceremony actually represented.

It wasn’t really about Jason Arday.

It was about the people who allowed Jason Arday to become Jason Arday.

The people who created the system.

The people who promoted him.

The people who accepted credentials without demanding the corresponding achievement.

The people who looked at the emperor and decided that the safest thing to do was compliment his wardrobe.

That is the real story.

The Left doesn’t merely produce frauds.

It creates environments in which fraud can become a credential.

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