WSJ Opinion: Wonder Land by Daniel Henninger
Episode 130
WSJ Opinion: The Revolt Against Woke Corporations
Henninger: "How depressing to think that the next generation of business leadership believes its contribution to the productive life of the United States is obsequious public virtue-signaling."
Wonder Land: The attorneys general of 19 states have sent a letter to JPMorgan Chase, accusing it of discrimination against conservative religious groups. The bank denies it. The business of America should become business again, not politics. Images: Zuma Press/Bloomberg News Composite: Mark Kelly
WSJ Opinion: Wonder Land by Daniel Henninger
Insightful videos throwing a wide net over U.S. politics, whether the subject is Trump, the Democratic “resistance” or America’s turbulent culture.
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Wonder Land: During the Obama years, Republicans were nicknamed 'the party of No.' Today the roles have reversed, with Democrats refusing to negotiate, preferring to smear the 'MAGA Republican' opposition as 'extreme.' Images: Zuma Press/AFP via Getty Images Composite: Mark Kelly - E127
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