Biden Builds Concrete Wall Around White House Even Though Walls Don't Work

EDITOR'S NOTE; As our readers comprise a wide range of political associations—some on the right, some on the left, some “centrist,” and some standing apart on a more libertarian platform—you can take what Jim Hoft writes below as seriously or as lightly as you wish; it all depends on your perspective and partisan leanings. A temporary wall serves a different purpose and time frame as compared with a permanent wall. So is it “hypocritical,” to use Hoft’s language, to compare an apple with an orange? Hmm. In the end, walls are as effective as they are generally ineffective. They’re more symbolic than practical. So, how much money are you willing to dish out for an obstacle that someone can climb, poke holes through, tunnel under, or blow up?