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  Share Source: AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster Throughout the course of his run for president, Joe Biden has been full of gaffes. He has managed to "forget" important information, like what office he was running for, who his wife and sister are, what day Super Tuesday falls on, and the name of the Chinese President, Xi Jingping.  It should come as no surprise that Biden had another gaffe when on Tuesday he referred to Kamala Harris as "president-elect." He made the comments during a press conference after Harris received the first dose of the Wuhan coronavirus vaccine. Yes, it is the same vaccine...

The media taught us 7 months ago that COVID won't effect massive crowds if they are gathering to support something virtuous enough. Dems & the media (pardon the redundancy) have made that point repeatedly this year, whether they’re self-aware enough to realize it or not. What are you trying to prove? That him saying we should be cautious but open our economy so people don’t spiral into poverty means he deserved to die? Do you say the same things to Dems who have flouted their rules, the protesters, the Biden celebrators? Those people get a pass because their “intent” is acceptable.

  Share Source: AP Photo/John Bazemore The National Rifle Association, the oldest and largest civil rights organization, is working overtime to make sure Sens. Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue win reelection in Georgia's runoff race next month.  "Georgia is home to a significant number of law-abiding gun owners, and the stakes of this Senate runoff could not be higher -- for every Georgian and American. The NRA has activated its grassroots army to make sure every Georgia gun owner votes on Jan. 5," the NRA's Director of Media Relations, Amy Hunter, told Townhall. "We want them to know: Jon ...

How the COVID relief bill turned into a climate change bill Share on Facebook Jazz ShawPosted at 8:01 am on December 22, 2020 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter So they did it. Working late into the night before scurrying out of town for Christmas, the House and Senate both managed to pass the gargantuan COVID relief bill. The President is expected to sign it. And when I say “gargantuan,” I’m not just talking about the massive pile of debt that the nation just accumulated. The final bill was roughly 5,000 pages long and it was festooned with a seemingly endless laundry list of items hav...

  Share Source: AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite Congress is expected to vote on the second Wuhan coronavirus relief package that is tied to the omnibus spending bill. There have been complaints – and very valid ones at that – about members of Congress and their staff not having enough time to read the text of the more than 5,000 page document. We have frequently been told about the small portion of the bill that addresses the pandemic, like $300 a week in unemployment benefits and another round of direct pay stimulus checks. Instead of being $1,200 per adult and $500 per child, there is a...