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President Trump Addresses the Nation on Riots Following George Floyd’s Death
Click HERE for the full transcript of President Trump’s address. President Trump then walked out of the White House and led a small entourage of staff and the press through the White House grounds and across the street, to briefly … Continue reading
Astronauts – What Will be Left When They Return?
“Nineteen hours after a spectacular Florida launch, SpaceX’s Crew Dragon capsule caught up with the International Space Station early Sunday and glided in for a problem-free docking, bringing veteran astronauts Douglas Hurley and Robert Behnken to the outpost in SpaceX’s … Continue reading
A ‘Random’ Pallet of Bricks
How much evidence does it take to see the truth? Apparently more than one large pallet of bricks…. https://t.co/8xtkHhxSi4 — Lara Logan (@laralogan) June 1, 2020
Posted in 2020 Elections, Constitution, Executive Branch, Major News Items, Media, National, State & Local, Unalienable Rights, War on Terror
Tagged Anarchy, Antifa, George Floyd riots
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Cleveland Business Owner: We Just Got Through Coronavirus, ‘I Never Imagined We Could Get Hit Worse’
by Alana Mastrangelo A Cleveland business owner whose cupcake shop got destroyed on Saturday night by rioters said that during the Chinese virus pandemic, she couldn’t have imagined her business getting “hit worse than ever.” Colossal Cupcakes — a popular … Continue reading
Posted in 1st Amendment, 2016 Elections, 2018 Elections, 2020 Elections, 4th Amendment, 5th Amendment, 6th Amendment, Constitution, Executive Branch, Healthcare, Homeland Security, Legislative Branch, Major News Items, Media, National, States' Rights, Unalienable Rights
Tagged Antifa, Chinese virus, Cleveland, coronavirus, crime, Economy, George Floyd, George Floyd riots, Mike DeWine, Ohio, politics, riots, Wuhan coronavirus
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The Key Points of Trump’s Executive Order on Social Media Censorship
by Allum Bokhari President Donald Trump signed an executive order today aimed at addressing social media censorship. Breitbart News has broken down the order into its key components, which include defining social media as the “modern public square,” and potentially … Continue reading
Posted in 1st Amendment, 2016 Elections, 2018 Elections, 2020 Elections, Constitution, Executive Branch, Major News Items, Media, National, Unalienable Rights
Tagged Censorship, Donald Trump, facebook, Fact Check, Free Speech Online, Google, Internet Censorship, Jack Dorsey, Masters of the Universe, protected status, social media censorship, Twitter
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Twitter Wants to Target Conservatives — With None of a Publisher’s Responsibilities
by Sohrab Ahmari If Twitter is going to “fact check” the leader of the Free World, with a hard leftist as part of the team doing so, then it should be treated as the publisher that it is — with … Continue reading
Sorry, Media: You’re Not Victims No Matter How Much ‘Abuse’ You Take
by NY Post Editorial Board Is there anything more tedious than the press complaining about how it’s treated? After grousing that Stephanie Grisham, President Trump’s former press secretary, never held a formal briefing, the media can’t stand that Kayleigh McEnany, her … Continue reading
CARES Act Flaw: Employees Reject Jobs in Favor of Payroll Protection Program Funds
by Dr. Susan Berry The policy director of the Foundation for Government Accountability (FGA) wrote Tuesday that some business owners are having difficulty “reopening” their doors because their employees would rather collect funds through the Payroll Protection Program (PPP). In … Continue reading
Posted in 1st Amendment, 2016 Elections, 2018 Elections, 2020 Elections, Constitution, Debt, Economy, Executive Branch, Healthcare, Jobs, Judicial Branch, Legislative Branch, Major News Items, Media, National, Unalienable Rights
Tagged CARES Act, coronavirus, COVID-19, Foundation for Government Accountability, Heritage Foundation, Payroll Protection Program, politics, Small Businesses, unemployment claims, Welfare
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Carona Horse Race: Cure Worse Than the Disease
Posted in 1st Amendment, 2016 Elections, 2018 Elections, 2020 Elections, Budget, Constitution, Debt, Economy, Environment, Executive Branch, Healthcare, Jobs, Judicial Branch, Legislative Branch, Major News Items, Media, National, States' Rights, Unalienable Rights
Tagged caronavirus, COVID-19, distance learning, economic shutdown, Fauci, flatten the curve, global pandemic, Hydroxychloroquine, lockdown, Plaquenil, PPE, social distancing, toilet paper, Wuhan
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Victor Davis Hanson: The Harm of the Lockdown
Victor Davis Hanson senior fellow at the Hoover Institution joined Laura to talk about the Progressives’ refusal to admit the harm of an unnecessarily long lockdown.
Posted in 1st Amendment, 2016 Elections, 2018 Elections, 2020 Elections, Budget, Constitution, Debt, Economy, Executive Branch, Jobs, Judicial Branch, Legislative Branch, Major News Items, Media, National, Unalienable Rights
Tagged CIVID-19, Hoover Institution, Laura Ingraham, Progressives, Victor Davis Hanson
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