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The story of the Flint Water Crisis was not only overblown, but misrepresented.

River water isn't bad. There's nothing wrong with the pipes. The river is not polluted or better than lake water.

The only real failure in Flint was Democrat politics. Two bankrupt cities in Detroit went to war. A conflict of egos stoked by incompetence, led to contamination of drinking water.

Ultimately, it was only the Republicans fixing the problem who were held accountable.

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In this episode of 'The Tenth Man,' we delve into the complex interplay between TikTok, democracy, and political backstops. From the attempted ban on TikTok by both the Trump and Biden administrations to the larger implications of the First and Second Amendments, we explore how these legislative battles reflect deeper issues in American governance. The discussion also tackles the TikTok controversy's parallels with landmark rulings like Roe vs. Wade, and the unexpected ways these backstops shape political strategies and public perception. Tune in to understand why President Biden's lack of enforcement on the TikTok ban might just be the real 'threat to democracy.'

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The Los Angeles wildfires are receiving non-stop news coverage. And why not? They are causing a record amount of damage. Let’s look beyond the surface, look past the finger pointing, and let’s find real reasons this disaster took place. Why it happened, and why it’s so bad.

Sadly, the answer again is Democrat liberal and woke politics.

From the mundane factors like building codes and public water supply, to controversial topics like DEI and Climate Change, the Democrat's positions have created and exacerbated the disaster.

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The errors and lies of the government and how they led to the deaths of fourteen people in New Orleans. With politicians focused on their own careers and using hate and division to advance those careers, the inevitable result was the New Orleans vehicle ramming attack. Equally inevitable is the stream of lies and misinformation coming forth in the aftermath.

ISIS and Radicalization are the catchwords, when vehicle ramming attacks are what our leaders should have been looking out for. They did not, and their failures will go unpunished, more likely being rewarded.

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Jimmy Carter is remembered as a nice guy, but a weak man. A one-term president who never showed strength, he’s one more example of the fad politics of the Democrat party. Always choosing symbols over ability. We can only hope the many houses he helped to build had a better plan and a better foundation than did his presidency.

Jimmy Carter was the first in a modern line of southern presidents. Like Bill Clinton he came out of nowhere, the unknown governor of a southern state. Like George Bush he was a former naval officer and businessman. But unlike either one he served a single term leaving failure failure behind to spend the rest of his life successfully polishing his image. He even received a Nobel Peace Prize but much like the award given to Barack Obama no one can tell you how he got it without looking it up first.

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At least eight different categories of people receive some or all of their healthcare free, at taxpayers expense. Politicians call our system broken, while they ask for even more free programs. Others protest that free healthcare is too expensive.

Critics of the US cite the systems in other countries as evidence that we should change. But many other countries, like France have – not a single-payer system – but a combination of government and private insurance. The system in France is more comprehensive, but that is not the reason they are more successful.

The big difference between France and the US is not the healthcare system; it’s the tax system. It’s not who draws out. It’s who pays in.

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In the aftermath of the shooting death of Brian Thompson, Large companies should be abandoning New York City as a convention destination. Not even in the top ten preferred US cities in some surveys, New York’s strict gun laws could not protect Brian Thompson from progressive ideas about security and law enforcement. He would have been safer elsewhere. New Yorkers would rather protect criminals over the law abiding as shown by their criminal rights record and underscored by the rejoicing over Thompson’s death. Will other CEOs allow their companies to select New York as a convention destination in the future? They would have to be crazy.

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A man was murdered and people aren’t sad. A man was gunned down in the street in broad daylight, and people are saying he deserved it because of the job he did, when they should be wondering who’s next.

A father of two is dead. He won’t be home for Christmas, and only one out of ten social media comments are asking for justice. Because he’s white, male, and successful, people are happy he’s dead.

New York City is a paradise for criminals, and it’s a hell for the law-abiding. But the left is increasingly gunning down its rivals, or cheering as someone else does it for them.

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