No spending bills should pass Congress without desperately needed policy reforms attached that secure the border, end the weaponization of federal law enforcement, and stop the woke cancer that has infected the Pentagon.
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If anyone is hoping that the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion obsession is beginning to fade, never forget major universities. Current administrators at these institutions of supposed higher education have been bathed in the propaganda since their first Master’s degrees.
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I once hired a young lady who was in the 11th grade, but once on the job she had multiple problems following directions. I finally realized that she could not read, so I contacted the principal of her high school to get this student help. The principal’s answer shocked me: “I know that she cannot read.”
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PURPOSE OF THIS STUDY: To define and defend more effectively the Judeo-Christian worldview of the U.S. Constitution and legal system in today’s Culture War.
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All has been quiet in the halls of Congress since Members returned home for August recess. This time is officially called a District Work period and there are still conversations happening with the media and with each other on the upcoming agenda. One particular issue that is time-sensitive and very much in the spotlight is the appropriations process – the annual ritual in which Congress must hammer out just how much of your money the federal government will spend over the upcoming year.
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It is one thing to listen to climate change fanatics’ fantasies about living in a world free of SUVs, meat, and light bulbs that provide light. It is something completely different to discover that fourteen American cities are actually going down this path over the next seven years. Does it make sense? Of course not, but when does extreme ideology ever make sense? Is the fanaticism dangerous? It absolutely is, for all of us.
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Before Senators flew home for August recess, they took a vote on one of President Joe Biden’s nominees to become the commissioner at the Equal Employment Opportunity Council (EEOC). Kalpana Kotagal has actively pushed the transgender movement forward — something that quickly caught the attention of conservatives who opposed her nomination. Shortly after the Senate voted solely along party lines to confirm Kotagal, the EEOC proposed a new rule propping up the abortion industry.
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A hallmark of totalitarian regimes is that they do not like to be questioned. Protesting anything that goes against their preferred narrative is encouraged, but the same fairness is never extended to their opponents. In fact, they might deliver weekly indictments of those who dare to inquire.
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On Tuesday, more than a dozen conservative leaders sent a letter to President Joe Biden requesting the resignation of Energy Department Secretary Jennifer Granholm based on a series of violations of federal ethics laws and regulations.
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Harvard brain biologist Bertha Madras has described marijuana as the most dangerous drug in the United States, not only because of its impacts on health, but because what people think they know about it is wrong. Marijuana seems ubiquitous in our society today. So, what should we know?
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Americans have radically changed their habits on recreational drugs. Today, 22 percent of Americans currently use marijuana, 20 percent regularly drink alcohol, and 11 percent use tobacco, according to a Marist Poll on “Weed and the American Family.”
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Phyllis Schlafly chose the American Bald Eagle as the name and the symbol of Eagle Forum, because she thought these birds were beautiful and majestic, so they symbolize the beauty and majesty of our great country. As an added bonus, these birds mate for life. The mission of Eagle Forum is the American family; that’s why members are called “eagles”.
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