If a law can punish conduct that causes a “reasonable person” to feel intimidated or fearful, then speech is no longer judged by intent or action, but by perception.
Why One Nation’s Surge Spells Doom for the Political Cartel
From the political playbook: Propose something outrageous, back down slightly, then pretend the what remains is reasonable and settled.
Playing fast and loose with the truth has been a hallmark of the COVID pandemic media coverage. It shows no sign of abating.
Biden will cut funding to schools who don't comply with their twisted agenda. Here's your daily news digest for 3 June 2022.
Sinatra sang: "Regrets, I've had a few, but then again too few to mention." You shouldn't dwell on yours either.
The death of centre-right parties, including the Liberal Party, is much exaggerated. Here's your daily news digest for 2 June 2022.
With so much happening in the world we often confuse activity with substantive change. That's why many have missed the big move playing out.
The "Great Reset" has officially hit the Oval Office. Here's your daily news digest for 1 June 2022.
Change is sometimes symbolic but can also be reactionary. We can learn some lessons from recent political deck shuffling.
A prescribed indigenous voice in parliament is nothing more than another example of affirmative action gone wrong. Here's your daily news digest for 31 May 2022.
Lies have raced quickly around the world but now the truth is starting to emerge. It still has a long way left to travel.
Be it in power or out of power, the Left produces division and discord. Here's your daily news digest for 30 May 2022.
Here's the podcast audio of the 27 May 2022 Bernardi show broadcast on Sky News.
There's a link between psychosis and crazed violence. Is legal cannabis a contributor to both?
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