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When newly elected Congressman Steve Kuykendall arrived in Washington, D.C. in January 1999, the Palos Verdes Republican made a point of visiting Tom DeLay as soon as possible. DeLay, a Republican from the Houston area then entering his eighth term in the House of Representatives, had served as the majority whip since 1995. In a legislature, the whip is responsible for ensuring that party members fall in line for upcoming votes. For those on the fence, DeLay would threaten to support primary challenges in an upcoming election, or to cripple a representative’s fundraising with unfavorable ca...

By Patrick J. Buchanan Since the death of George Floyd beneath the knee of a cop in Minneapolis on Memorial Day, the nation has been instructed by its cultural elites that this is the daily reality that a racist America has too long ignored. Our nation, it was shouted in our faces, is a place where white cops harass, brutalize, assault and kill black Americans regularly and with impunity. “Defund the police!” the Black Lives Matter demand went out, to be echoed and re-echoed by BLM’s amen corner of progressive elites. The pendulum may be swinging back, for this weekend reintroduced us t...

Living Cities Announces Capital Investment in Jacmel Growth Partners to Help Scale Lower Middle Market Businesses While Benefiting Employees and Communities - Investment in Jacmel Growth Partners will advance Living Cities' Blended Catalyst Fund's commitment to closing racial income and wealth gaps in U.S cities and further extend its support of fund managers of color News provided by Share this article Share this article NEW YORK, Dec. 17, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, Living Cities' Blended Catalyst Fund ("BCF"), announced a capital investment in Jacmel Growth Partners ("Jacmel"), a growth p...

SHARE: For the past several years, City & State has closed out the year with a list of leaders in the private sector who are actively seeking to help New Yorkers and make our state a better place. It was a nice, uplifting feature that reminded us all that there’s more to life than making money as we brainstorm our own New Year’s resolutions.  But 2020 was different. As we shut ourselves in our homes and lost family, friends and neighbors to a deadly pandemic, and as the federal government abdicated responsibility, it fell on state and local governments and private institutions to do the ...

He'd leave the existing judges where they were, but add half a dozen new judges to the court, all at once, all of which he would point, and voila, new majority. fdr kind of thought about trying to do that and he did not get away with it. and no matter what else you think about him as a president and as a historical figure, it really is an abiding scandal of his presidency that he even batted that idea around. in addition to their unprecedented systemic blockade of judges, this week republicans tried to pull an fdr on one of the nation's most important federal courts. republicans generally do n...