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Cruz to Trump: Send Paris, Iran Deals to Senate So They Can Fail

Cruz to Trump: Send Paris, Iran Deals to Senate So They Can Fail
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Cruz Urges Trump to Send Iran and Climate Deal to Senate

AP Photo/Susan Walsh, Pool Senator Ted Cruz sent a letter to President Donald Trump urging him to send both the Iran nuclear agreement and Paris climate accords to the Senate for ratification. Since the Senate won’t agree to advise and consent to either deal, requesting a vote would force Biden into a confrontation and could precipitate a constitutional crisis. Biden has promised to recommit the government to adhere to those two deals despite the enormous cost of the Paris climate deal and despite Iran’s rejection of U.N. inspectors and Iran’s public determination to enrich uranium far above the levels allowed in the agreement.

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Did Chinese Scientists Mistakenly Help Covid-19 Jump from Bats to Humans? – American Free Press

By AFP Staff In an explosive new report, famed investigative reporter Bill Gertz details how an unsecured, low-level Chinese laboratory near Wuhan, China, had isolated and was studying viruses in bats just before the Covid-19 virus began to spread among residents in the bustling Chinese city. If true, the claim could provide scientists with clues as to how a common respiratory illness in bats jumped from animals to humans before spreading like wildfire across the world. According to the latest reports, Covid-19, which it is believed originated in or around Wuhan, China, population 11 million, is now present in 151 countries around the world. As testing ramps up in more countries, the United States now leads the world in confirmed cases, with over 164,000 confirmed cases.

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Brush-Back Pitches Thrown by Democrat Power Structure in the House at AOC and the Progressives Who Think They are in Charge

AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite As has been covered here at RedState, the House Democrat Caucus is in the process of assigning members to Committee seats, a process that is carried out by the House Steering Committee. The Democrat Party loves to spend money, so the Committees that have the most influence over spending tend to be highly sought after assignments. In the House, that generally means the Appropriations, Ways and Means, and the Energy and Commerce Committees. My colleague Streiff covered the story that broke last Friday night about AOC expecting to get a seat on the Energy and Commerce Committee but losing her bid to another New Yorker who made a late bid for the same seat, Rep. Kathleen Rice from Long Island. It wasn’t surprising that another House Democrat would want that seat given the influence the Energy and Commerce Committee has over massive amounts of the economy. But what was surprising was that Rep. Rice would be that other House Member and that she

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US Adds Dozens of Chinese Firms Including Chipmaker SMIC and Drone Company SZ DJI to Trade Blacklist

US Adds Dozens of Chinese Firms Including Chipmaker SMIC and Drone Company SZ DJI to Trade Blacklist Chinese chipmaker SMIC was earlier added to a US defence blacklist. By Reuters | Updated: 19 December 2020 10:33 IST Action against SMIC stems from Beijing s efforts to use civilian technologies for military purposes Highlights Mike Pompeo said US will use all countermeasures available SMIC will face tough review standard for 10nm or lower equipment The United States added dozens of Chinese companies, including the country s top chipmaker SMIC and Chinese drone manufacturer SZ DJI Technology, to a trade blacklist on Friday as US President Donald Trump s administration ratchets up tensions with China in his final weeks in office.

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