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Biden’s War on Unvaccinated Is Un-American

The unpredictable nature of COVID-19 shocked the whole world. We were already a nation divided by decades of cultural conflicts and politics in the United States. COVID’s carnage could have sparked a moment of national unity in the battle against this unknown foe. It has become one of the most polarizing political subjects, unfortunately. Both […]

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Grisham Says Trump “Gleefully” Watched as Loyalists Attacked Capitol a Year Ago

Stephanie Grisham was a former aide of Donald Trump and said that he had watched the January 6 Capitol Attack with glee. Grisham, who served as Trump’s press secretary and as chief of staff for former First Lady Melania Trump, abruptly resigned from the White House on the day of the Capitol attack. She has […]

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Biden Is Finally Confronting Trump’s Big Lie — But There’s Much Left to Do

“America will always do the right thing,” British Prime Minister Winston Churchill once wryly observed, “but only after they have tried everything else.” While I like a good hot take as much as the next fellow, there are enough holes in this one to qualify it as a form of cheese. America doesn’t have a […]

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Ocasio-Cortez Slams NYC Mayor Eric Adams for Disparaging “Low-Skilled Workers”

New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D) has condemned comments by New York City Mayor Eric Adams, who disparaged people he considers “low-skilled workers” in a recent press conference. On Tuesday, the newly-inaugurated mayor referred to frontline workers as “low-skilled” and said that they wouldn’t be able to do white-collar jobs, perpetuating an age-old stereotype employed […]

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Who Are the Real Insurrectionists?

Recently, Democrats have been despondent over President Joe Biden’s sinking poll numbers. His policies regarding the economy, energy, and border have all lost support from the majority. As a result, the left now variously alleges that either in 2022, when they expect to lose the Congress, or in 2024, when they fear losing the presidency, […]

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Congressional Progressives Endorse Expanding Supreme Court to “Restore Balance”

The Congressional Progressive Caucus (CPC) has formally thrown its weight behind a Democratic invoice to develop the Supreme Court docket, in an try and push again in opposition to Republican efforts to pack the court docket with right-wing justices. CPC Chair Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-Washington) introduced on Wednesday that the CPC’s almost 100 members voted […]

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GOP’s Soft Coup Is Still Underway One Year After Capitol Assault

Donald Trump had indicated in the third presidential debate that he might not concede victory to Hillary Clinton. He did, however, tell his supporters one day later that he would accept any election results if it was won. Trump’s threat to reject democratically run election results should have disqualified him from running for the highest […]

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Workers at First Unionized Starbucks Walk Off Job to Protest Working Conditions

On Wednesday, workers at the Elmwood Starbucks location in Buffalo, New York, walked off the job to protest working conditions, citing the company’s failure to address COVID-related safety issues. According to the union, workers are protesting because they have been forced to work through “unsafe working conditions,” facing health concerns and understaffing. Elmwood organizer Michelle […]

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Peaceful or Not, Trump Plot to Overturn Election “A Coup”

On Tuesday, former Trump official Peter Navarro spoke candidly about the former president’s plot to overturn the 2020 election results so that he could remain in office for at least another four years. Ari Melber interviewed me in an interview MSNBC’s “The Beat,” Navarro elaborated on the plan, which he described as a “Green Bay […]

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McConnell-Backed Election Reform Gambit Is a Trap, Advocates Warn

As GOP-led states intensify their efforts to control the Senate, Mitch McConnell, Senate Minority Leader, and his Republican caucus filibuster three separate Democratic voting rights legislations. assault on the franchise. But with Senate Democrats gearing up for yet another attempt to strengthen federal voter protections, McConnell is signaling a willingness to cooperate with the majority […]

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