The Prince of Peace and the Failure of the United Nations
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G.K. opens Mining the Media with six quick TPs, beginning with President Trump's Greenland deal and a comparison to the Louisiana Purchase. He warns Republicans against allowing candidate purity to keep them from voting, previews the controversy surrounding transgender gold-medal athletes competing against women, and looks at oil and gas prices across recent administrations. G.K. also discusses Sen. Rand Paul's continued pursuit of Dr. Anthony Fauci, questions Sen. Tom Cotton's opposition, and argues Republicans should put Hasan Piker and Sharia law front and center in their political messaging.
Then Dave steps into Crusty's Corner to examine the United Nations: the noble intentions behind its creation, the lessons of the failed League of Nations, and the UN's actual effectiveness more than eight decades later. Can an organization made up of sovereign nations pursuing their own national interests ever deliver lasting international peace? Dave argues that diplomacy and international institutions may restrain conflict, but they cannot change the human heart—and that genuine world peace can never come without the Prince of Peace.
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