Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
This is one of the angry Progressive-generated posters that has appeared a few times on my Facebook feed:
I originally was going to write a convoluted post about each agency’s original mission and the fact that Trump’s picks will return the agencies to those missions. Then I read Kevin Williamson who, in one slashing paragraph, ridicules to death the Progressive horror about those same truly excellent cabinet picks (picks more conservative than anything McCain or Romney would have done):
The Cato Institute is putting together a series of videos to identify government agencies that are not merely wasteful, but are also destructive to our country’s well-being. This video, attacking the horribly misnamed Department of Education, is one of the five videos Cato has already created:
Of course, the above video brings coals to Newcastle. Those who watch it already agree with its premise, although it’s nice to have hard facts to back up our sometimes inchoate sense of outrage. What I would love is to see every liberal I know watching the video. Sadly, though, I know with absolute certainty that none will dare. They are resolute in their desire to avoid contact with any information that might disrupt their New York Times world view.
Hat tip: Power Line