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In a scripted layup question for Joe Biden’s press secretary, ABC News reporter Cecilia Vega asked Jen “Circle Back” Psaki about the surge in violence over the last year: “A look back over the weekend and over the last year. This past weekend, there were more than a dozen mass shooting across this country — 4,000 more people shot and killed by guns in 2020 compared to the year before. Is there a crime problem in this country?” “Shot and killed by guns,” not the violent offenders using guns and other weapons to kill. For the record, the FBI, which mainta...

For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life...

About in silos. i appreciate both of you. as republicans work to make it harder to vote they're moving to a new obsession, critical race theory. republicans fear examining our nation's racist past is a poison threat chbing to turn young minds against america. overnight the texas senate passed a bill limiting how race can be taught in public schools. the bill puts new guardrails on lessons about slavery and instead focusing on the, quote, founding principles which have made america so special. end quote. this comes as 20 attorneys general in the states just send the biden administration a let...

It harder to vote, they're moving to a new obsession, critical race theory. republicans fear examining our nation's racist past is actually a poison threatening to turn young minds against america. overnight the texas senate passed a bill limiting how race can be taught in public schools. the bill puts new guardrails on lessons about slavery and instead focuses the, quote, founding principles which have made america so special. this comes as 20 attorneys general in the states just sent the biden administration a letter opposing critical race theory, saying it, quote, distorts history. part of ...

“All men having power ought to be distrusted…” —James Madison (1787) Back in 1992, Bill Clinton’s “Ragin’ Cajun” campaign adviser, James Carville, sharply focused Clinton’s campaign message on the economy with a single mantra, which the Democrat Party’smass media publicists dutifully repeated ad nauseam: “It’s the economy, stupid!” This single, simple message ensured that George H.W. Bush’s reelection bid would fail. Today, given the mass confusion over how businesses, schools, and other institutions should endeavor to reo...