The documentary Emmys were announced on Sept. 28. As an Emmy voter, I can attest to the consistently high quality of these winners. No one should be surprised that many were liberal, such as HBO Max’s The Janes, about a Chicago group that performed over 11,000 abortions before Roe v. Wade, that Hillary Clinton was the executive producer of a Netflix winner, or that not a single film has a conservative point of view.
For a long time, extremists on the left end of the political spectrum have gotten through American courts what they could not get through the legislative process, because that recognizes the opinion of voters whereas when liberal judges are placed in office, there is little accountability.
The administrative state is starting to panic. Its bureaucrats thrive on remaining in the shadows, but in the last year, they’ve had a massive spotlight shown on them. Several presidential candidates have pledged to dismantle the deep state, and the conservative movement’s Project 2025 a plan to gut the bureaucracy by making it easier to fire federal employees could make their dreams a reality.