I have never heard of her, but she sounds like controlled opposition.

“openly stated, out of nowhere”

Kind of like you, now. ?

OFFS, will people here stop being poisoned by these divisive cretins that perpetually pop up on this board with their transparent attempts to torpedo ? effective truth tellers. I wish everyone on this earth, and everyone on this board, followed Christ. And I hope those who currently don’t, come into relationship with Christ, to know His live and receive salvation.

But I won’t stop listening to you in the meanwhile, as long as you use the truth to make effective arguments. Same with the invaluable Heather Mac Donald (whose name the OP couldn’t even spell correctly). ——

Mac Donald refers to herself as a secular conservative. She has argued that conservatism is superior to liberalism by virtue of the ideas alone, and that religion should not affect the argument and is unnecessary for conservatism.[3] Mac Donald maintains that conservative values like small government, self-reliance and liberty can be defended without "recourse to invisible deities or the religions that exalt them."[3]

She has testified on criminal justice and the deincarceration movement before the US Senate Judiciary Committee,[10] has testified before the Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights of the US House Committee on the Judiciary,[16] and has advocated positions on numerous subjects including victimization, philanthropy,[17] immigration reform,[18] crime prevention,[19][20][21] racism, racial profiling,[22] black incarceration,[23] rape, effect of two parents on crime,[23] politics,[24][13] welfare,[25][26] and matters pertaining to cities[13] and academia.

Mac Donald has criticized welfare and philanthropic institutions such as the Ford Foundation and the Carnegie Corporation for suggesting that welfare is a right; in particular, she has criticized welfare because "generations have grown up fatherless and dependent".[17] She has written that welfare programs serve as a "dysfunction enabler"[13] and that food stamps cause an "unhealthy dependence".[25][26] According to Mac Donald, under American immigration policies, the United States has been "importing another underclass", one with the "potential to expand indefinitely."[18]

In a 2019 op-ed titled, "Trump Isn’t the One Dividing Us by Race", she argued that Democrats and the media are at fault for racial divisions in the United States. She argued that it is those on the left who have emboldened white supremacists. She argued that Donald Trump is not racially divisive because he "rarely uses racial categories in his speech or his tweets."[27]

During the COVID-19 pandemic, she criticized March 2020 shelter-in-place policies as "unbridled panic".[28] She argued that COVID-19 would have a similar casualty rate as the flu.[28] Medical journals, the World Health Organization and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have, however, estimated that COVID-19 is substantially deadlier.[29][30][31][32]