The Youth Perspective on Woke Corporate America
"We shouldn't stoop to the level of these woke liberal activists who will cancel you for a wrong thought. But when a business makes the choice to alienate a large portion of their customer base, ...
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2020 push for mail-in ballots favored Democratic turnout in swing states
In short, H.R. 1 and S. 1 are pushes to end the two-party system and institute one-party rule. By Robert Romano But for the Covid pandemic and the subsequent push for mail-in ballots, and former President Donald ...
Paris climate accord flops as China increases carbon emissions more than rest of the world reduces them
While America has been busily shuttering coal fired utilities, China has stomped down on the accelerator in increasing coal fired electricity generation. By Rick Manning President Joe Biden’s blind re-entry into the fatally flawed Paris Climate Accord ...
Biden's 'border czar' stepping down
Former ambassador who mocked Trump a month ago now moving on. by Catherine Mortensen and Frank McCaffrey Roberta Jacobson, a former ambassador to Mexico that President Joe Biden tapped to be his “border czar” on the National ...
Biden must enforce the 2020 Trump trade deal with China to keep Beijing in check
By Robert Romano China increased purchases of U.S. goods in 2020 by 17.1 percent to $124.7 billion, U.S. Census data shows, the highest since 2017, following the U.S.-China trade deal that was brokered by former President ...
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The Rise of Woke Companies and How Conservatives Can and Must Fight Back
"The Woke Mob is running amok. We've got to push back in large numbers, and constantly." By ALG News As more American companies cave to the Woke Mob, many conservatives are wondering how to make sense of ...
Democrats want recurring payments in $2.3 trillion infrastructure bill—is this the beginning of universal income?
If you tell people they can stay home and still earn money, unsurprisingly, many will do just that, given the incentive for people to stay home, millions Americans will respond by ceasing labor participation. By Robert ...
Senate Democrats double down on budget reconciliation for $2.3 trillion infrastructure bill—does that mean the filibuster is safe?
Previously, budget reconciliation was understood by both parties to mean the Senate could pass just one budget resolution a year. No longer. Now the Senate parliamentarian has effectively changed Senate rules allowing the Senate majority ...
The Youth Perspective on Woke Corporate America
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Cartoon: Pork-a-structure
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2020 push for mail-in ballots favored Democratic turnout in swing states
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Paris climate accord flops as China increases carbon emissions more than rest of the world reduces them
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Biden's 'border czar' stepping down
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Biden must enforce the 2020 Trump trade deal with China to keep Beijing in check
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Cartoon: Feel Safer Now?
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The Rise of Woke Companies and How Conservatives Can and Must Fight Back
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Democrats want recurring payments in $2.3 trillion infrastructure bill—is this the beginning of universal income?
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Senate Democrats double down on budget reconciliation for $2.3 trillion infrastructure bill—does that mean the filibuster is safe?
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