P&D Today: December 12, 2016

Election

• Useless Spayd Work
• Trump applauds Kennedy for winning La. Senate race
• Obama's CIA: Russians favored Trump in election
• Hillary Clinton would have won
• The great Russia-hacked-the-election con

Endangered Species Act

• 18 States Sue Feds Over Expanding ‘Critical Habitat’ to Areas With No Protected Species

Energy

• Press Release: Benny Peiser's Global Warming Policy Forum December 11, 2016
• Hysteria breaking out among the warmists at the Department of Energy

Feel the Bern

• Feel the Bern: Venezuela orders stores to get into the Christmas spirit
• Feel the Bern: Venezuela seizes nearly 4M toys, will give them to poor kids
• Cubans going hungry so tourists can eat well?
• Venezuela and Santa Claus vs Thomas Sowell and the Little Red Hen

Health Insurance

• Will Obamacare Repeal Really Leave 30 Million without Insurance?

Immigration

• Oops! Trump’s ‘sanctuary city’ penalties could cost Chicago $3.6 billion

Media

• New York Times Pioneers New Feature: 'This Week in (White) Hate'
• The reckoning: Who was the absolute worst pundit of the election?

Not For Profits

• Big, Very Rich and Dangerous: Time to Rein in Private Charitable Foundations

Pensions

• American Pension Crisis: How We Got Here
• Fat Pensions and Dubious Results at California Community Colleges
• Key GOP congressman proposes significant Social Security reforms

Race 

• If group differences are superficial, they will fade away
• Ohio State stabber’s name added to list of nonwhites wrongly killed by police
• Professor tells students: Trump’s election an ‘act of terrorism’ (VIDEO)
• University’s ‘Whiteness Forum’ takes ‘critical look at whiteness’
• Christian university denies conservative students’ request to form campus club
• Obama says get over Pearl Harbor but Relive Slavery [Video]

Right vs Left

• How to Help the Democrats Love Federalism
• Loving Individual Liberty
• The Progressive Regression
• Why conservatives could be the biggest winners of the Left’s post-election freak-out
• Californians Approve $5.0 Billion per Year in New Taxes