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As the Republican led US Senate has voted to confirm (or deny) the party leader's cabinet picks, they've done a poor job, approving, for example, people who have acted in direct opposition to the areas of government they are expected to serve, or in some cases, being abjectly incompetent. The Republicans in the Senate were not vetting the nominees. Some of the Democrats were, but even there, we saw failures of conscious.

Comments There was widespread outrage as panicked authorities introduced a host of emergency measures to stop the continued financial rebellion started by Redditors on the Wall Street Bets subreddit. “Capitalism has no problem when the working class plays. But has an issue when the working class starts winning. The system is rigged,” wrote congressman Jamal Bowman. “Wall Street manipulates the market and rips off the public year in and year out, nobody bats...

7:25 a.m. Eastern KASIE HUNT: Up to 90 percent -- that is the latest estimate from Dr. Anthony Fauci on just how many Americans would need to get vaccinated for the U.S. to reach herd immunity against the coronavirus. Dr. Faucis new estimate came in an interview with the New York Times after he revised his numbers up from 60 percent to 70 percent of the population, since the start of the pandemic, to about 75 percent to 80 percent this month. He said that his most recent estimate i...

https://www.hangthecensors.com/480726.html (Natural News) Groups that suffered oppression under the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) have called on the U.S. to brand it as a “criminal organization.” Representatives of these groups met with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo Dec. 3 during a gathering organized by advocacy group Committee on Present Danger: China (CPD). The event was the first instance CCP-oppressed groups met with State Department officials such as Pompeo, his policy adviser Mi...

The Change of Plans That Made Rufus Cormier a Trailblazer The attorney never wanted to practice law, but he ended up in the middle of history. By Emma Schkloven 12/14/2020 at 6:00am Published in the December 2020 issue of Houstonia Rufus Cormier, retired partner at Baker Botts, never planned to go into law. But a campus protest during his junior year at Southern Methodist University changed everything.  It started when the school’s Black students decided to occupy the president’s...