The only reason that the AP would obscure the correct pronoun is because the AP has been bullied by the “transgender” activists. The AP has sacrificed reporting the truth because they are afraid of being canceled by intolerant transgender anarchists.
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One of our Senate allies needs your support! Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) is taking measures to oppose abortions funded by our tax dollars.
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For many years, our federal government has spent beyond its means. Both parties have contributed to the over $31.6 trillion debt and Americans are feeling the strain of inflation. Now that Republicans hold the majority in the House, they have an opportunity to make great strides in fiscal responsibility.
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The exhaustion that many people feel in trying to live under a constantly meddling Democrat administration is real and intentional. Those in charge of the country’s economy seem to have nothing better to do than create rules and policies that require Americans to spend more and more of their time and energy trying to navigate.
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“Today, the House of Representatives recognized the rights of parents to know what is happening in public schools. This common-sense legislation provides transparency and notice regarding what is being taught, how money is being spent, and what is happening in the schools. We at Eagle Forum do not understand why there was any opposition to this bill. More information is a good thing. What is it that the schools are trying to hide?” said Eagle Forum President Kristen A. Ullman.
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The Parents Bill of Rights (H.R. 5) sponsored by Representative Julia Letlow (R-LA) will ensure that parents have access to what their children are learning in public education and be able to voice their concerns without being silenced. This seems like an issue in which we all can find common ground, right?
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Attempts or threats to “pack the Court” have occurred in the past when a President or political party sought to use the Supreme Court to rubber stamp or impose policies that belong in the legislative domain or lack constitutional basis. Increasing the number of justices to dilute the judicial philosophy of a current court is dangerous when done by any political party or ideology.
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Republicans are taking a stand for our children’s futures by clarifying the rights of parents and therefore strengthening the family unit. H.R. 5 is an incredible piece of legislation that protects children in public schools.
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As families across the nation are pinching pennies to pay for gas and groceries, the White House is finding more ways to spend our taxpayer dollars. Every year, the President releases a proposed federal budget. Congress has no obligation to pass these policies, but it gives us an idea of what the Biden administration will be pushing in Congress and through various agencies.
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For more than a millennium (roughly 206 BC to 907 AD), globalism was represented by two extensive road networks: the Roman Road and the Silk Road. The two road networks met along the Eurasia boundary, with Europe gaining access to innovations like silk, gunpowder, and paper while China received horses, precious metals, and fabrics from wool and cotton in return.
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Many experts are speculating that it is not if the People’s Republic of China will invade Taiwan, but when. Unless one is privy to Xi Jinping’s conversations with members of the Chinese Communist Party’s Politburo’s Standing Committee, one cannot state with any certainty that the PRC will invade Taiwan.
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Our federal government has given the green light to allow a Chinese company, owned by a former communist government general, to purchase 180,000 acres of Texas land near the Rio Grande, just north of Laughlin Air Force Base, in order to build more wind turbines.
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