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Chris Rufo gave a lecture at CU Boulder that echoed his efforts to eliminate critical race theory and diversity initiatives on college campuses nationwide. By Henry Larson

Lebanon leaders, is this really the company you want to keep? In a town with a medical school?

And it's for complaining about his restaurant bill, which was mostly for booze, and probably on his Times expense account anyway.

The senator from Missouri is spreading misinformation about the past in order to put a Christian nationalist spin on the present.

<p>"The origins of the misquote, which has circulated for years in Christian nationalist publications, can be traced to that 1956 article in <a href="https://www.kansascity.com/opinion/editorials/article277023863.html"><em>The Virginian</em></a>, a segregationist-era publication that Willamette University history professor Seth Cotlar has <a href="https://twitter.com/SethCotlar/status/1676468360002043911">describe...

From the editorial, "This is who Josh Hawley is: a politician who craves attention, even bad attention — perhaps especially bad attention — because maybe it will bring him the power he craves. ... Hawley won’t change. But the least he could do is get his facts straight."

Letter: Why would people not believe Sen. Hawley is an antisemitic racist?

Everyone pulled together to get Sen. Josh Hawley to correct a false “quote” from Patrick Henry on the U.S. and Christianity. It didn’t work.

Maybe its time for Josh Hawley to get out of the history business.

The quote originated in a magazine known for espousing white nationalist beliefs.