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The atmosphere in the United States remains poisonous. Critics claim that stoking in the public is being done on purpose to create a false narrative that not only is Trump supposedly a threat to democracy, but that his more than 74 million supporters are, too. Others, however, claim that the real threat to democracy is actually these serial liars, violators of the Constitution and falsifiers of information.
The right to challenge and criticize, which is an integral part of the freedom of speech guaranteed by the First Amendment, appears seriously threatened. The right to defend oneself against charges also appears threatened, and the legal profession dangerous to practice.
National Guard Places Inspectors at Catering Facility After Metal Shavings and Undercooked Meat Found in Meals
The National Guard has increased the number of routine inspections at a catering company responsible for feeding troops in the nation’s capital, following reports of metal shavings and uncooked meat in substandard meals.
Members of the National Guard became sick after eating the allegedly tainted food, Military.com reported. The meals were provided by Sardi’s Catering company, a family-owned business contracted by the D.C. National Guard to provide food for troops stationed at the Capitol.
The National Guard sends a representative to inspect the facilities where meals are prepared and packages by contractors, Maj. Matt Murphy told the Daily Caller News Foundation. The food is delivered by the contractor and distributed by the National Guard from the D.C. Armory, which is a little over a mile and a half from the Capitol building.
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National Guard commander charges Pentagon delayed sending troops to Capitol Jan. 6 March 4, 2021 11:26 AM CDT By John Wojcik
Army Maj. Gen. William Walker, Commanding General of the District of Columbia National Guard, shows a memo to Senate investigators at a hearing on Wednesday. Walker says he was forbidden from dispatching troops to help police during the January 6 coup attempt without approval of Trump Pentagon officials. | Greg Nash / Pool via AP
By the day, facts uncovered in the ongoing Senate hearings on the security failings connected to the Trumpite attack on the Capitol are raising concern that there may have been, at the least, advance knowledge and, possibly worse, collaboration involving officials on various levels.