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Fox News contributor Newt Gingrich reacts to President Biden following up his inaugural call for unity with 'left-wing decisive actions.' There seems to be a continued, deep split between the message of unity the President Joe Biden administration would like us to hear – and what its actions are communicating. Again, President Biden’s inaugural address was great. It hit the right themes of bringing people together as Americans. But he promptly walked up to the White House and created dissonance with his first volley of clearly partisan left-wing executive orders. Much of his first week ha...
(Kevin Lamarque/Reuters) No, no, the Biden administration does not represent some sort of return to Bolshevism (nothing like), but something about its willingness to insist on ‘short-term’ sacrifice in pursuit of a radiant green future unmoored to any kind of reality is faintly reminiscent of the ruthlessness of an earlier generation of millenarians — red rather than green — a century ago. President Biden climate advisor Gina McCarthy said Wednesday that the administration is “not asking for sacrifice” with its executive order to shut down construction of the Keystone XL pip...
January 29, 2021 By Waterways Journal On December 9, the United Nations released an Emissions Gap Report that tracked the progress various nations are making on their commitments to the Paris Climate Accords to reduce carbon emissions to certain targets by 2030. The U.N. has released these reports every year since the accords were signed in 2015. The report highlights an inconvenient truth that many anti-carbon activists would rather ignore or minimize: The United States is already doing better at reducing its carbon emissions,...
Louisiana senators requesting meeting with President Biden over oil, gas moratoriums La. Senators say Pres. Biden's oil and gas order will kill thousands of jobs By FOX 8 Staff | January 29, 2021 at 9:49 AM CST - Updated January 29 at 4:08 PM NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Louisiana Senators Bill Cassidy and John Kennedy joined over 20 Republican lawmakers in requesting a meeting with President Joe Biden. The senators wrote a letter to the president voicing their concerns about the administrationâs recent executive orders halting new oil and gas drilling. âAs Senators from states where t...