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(Solutions from the Land)  In his speech to a joint session of Congress tonight, President Biden acknowledged the role of farmers, ranchers and forestland owners in the effort to stem climate change. Among the many steps he said various interests are taking to curb the change in climate are agricultural producers who are planting cover crops to retain carbon in the soil. SfL thanks President Biden for recognizing the effort of those who work the land in protecting our well-being.  READ MORE T...

Biden Gets Plenty Wrong on Guns During Congressional Address Ammoland Inc. Posted on IMG iStock-1219883323 U.S.A. -(AmmoLand.com)- President Joe Biden spoke for more than an hour to a limited Joint Session of Congress for his first major speech since his inauguration. It was during a three-minute stretch near the end, though, that the president got plenty wrong about firearms, the Second Amendment and the record number of diverse Americans who purchased guns during the last 15 months. No ...

(Melina Mara/The Washington Post via AP, Pool) Senator Bill Hagerty (R-TN) spoke to Brian Kilmeade about the issues he had with President Biden’s address to a Joint Session of Congress. Hagerty says President Biden’s blueprint for the economy is a blue collar jobs killer and believes the President is creating more incentive for chaos at the border calling for amnesty. Hagerty also discussed his bill which eliminates section 230 and would treat Big Tech as common carriers. Hagerty says he is...

This needs context.  “Ghost guns” are unregulated in most states, except for New York, New Jersey, Washington, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Virginia and California, where local laws subject them to the same scrutiny as other firearms.   - Mauricio Chamberlin THE CLAIM  "Democrats want a partisan wish list. They wont even build bridges to build bridges. Less than 6% of the Presidents plan goes to roads and bridges, its a liberal wish list of big government waste." -- Senator Scott THE ANSW...

Vice President Kamala Harris and Speaker Nancy Pelosi made history For the first time, two women shared the stage with the president when he addresses a Joint Session of Congress Biden began his speech with: Madame Speaker. Madame Vice President No president has ever said those words from this podium, and it’s about time Harris told reporters it felt normal Harris and Pelosi also are first and second, respectively, in the line of presidential succession

The (Not) State of the Union: Why Joe Bidens speech is not officially the annual address Jordan Mendoza, USA TODAY Replay Video UP NEXT Wednesday night will mark the first time President Joe Biden speaks in front of both houses of Congress as he approaches his 100th day in office. While Bidens speech on the Congress floor will seem like the State of the Union, it actually is not.  The practice of addressing a joint session of Congress comes straight from Article II, Section 3 ...

President Biden's address will be a blueprint for an expensive expansion in what the federal government can -- and, in his view, should -- do.

Washington Post Stops Presidential Fact-Check Database After 100 Days of Biden The Washington Post announced that it would stop using its presidential fact-checking database after 100 days of President Joe Biden’s administration. “Here’s the Biden database—which we do not plan to extend beyond 100 days,” Washington Post fact-check editor and writer Glenn Kessler wrote on Twitter. “I have learned my lesson.” In elaborating on the “lesson” he had “learned,” Kessler said: “...

5 hrs ago Congressman Tom Cole visits with local business owners Thursday at the Ada Area Chamber of Commerce. Richard R. Barron / CNHI News Service Oklahoma’s delegation in Washington will be sparsely represented at President Joe Biden’s Joint Session Presidential Address Wednesday, with many representatives choosing not to attend. The joint session, which would normally host every member of Congress, will only be open to about 200 in-person attend...

USA TODAY Wednesday night will mark the first time President Joe Biden speaks in front of both houses of Congress as he approaches his 100th day in office. While Bidens speech on the Congress floor will seem like the State of the Union, it actually is not.  The practice of addressing a joint session of Congress comes straight from Article II, Section 3 of the United States Constitution, which states the president, "shall from time to time give to the Congress Information of the State of the Un...