In his closing argument to voters before the midterms, John Federman spoke for all Democrats

when he explained his plan to combat record inflation.

Well, let's talk about inflation because that's a big concern for voters.

What do you think the biggest cause of inflation is and should the Biden administration be doing more?

Well, I just do. I think that simply is also the way that's talking about the trillions in massive

tax cuts to the corporate tax structure as well, true. Trillions of dollars that have added to

the deficit and now they still want to support those as well, true. I think in terms of being

very serious about addressing inflation is making sure that those rates are brought back into a line

with what they should have been where they're able to fight that deficit.

Mm-hmm. Now, in Federman's defense, that answer was no less coherent than anything we've ever heard

from Kamala Harris. So perhaps there is a political future for John Federman after all.

And by the way, that answer, I'm not joking. That answer is no worse than Joe Biden's answer

on the very same question. Assuming that the Democrats don't steal this thing and unfortunately,

that is far from certain at the moment, the Libs will soon be blaming their election losses

on everything under the sun. Federman's health and Putin's invasion and the mean old conservative

media and on and on. They're going to blame everything but what the polls and the voters are

telling them, namely that the Democrats are poised to lose because their policies every single one

of them have failed. I'm Michael Knowles. This is the Michael Knowles Show.

Welcome back to the show. My favorite comment yesterday is from Charles Shaw,

who says on the Harvard UNC affirmative action case, the question should be,

where in the Constitution does it stipulate that diversity supersedes equal protection under

the law? The answer actually is the Civil Rights Act. So there's a great book on this subject by

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