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OP-ED BY: Edward Martin Cifelli Donald Trump will go down in history as the president who gave his rank and file supporters official permission to embrace their bigotry and openly hate Blacks. Trump told them in so many words it was just fine to be white…
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by: Tom Cuba, P.h.D This might shock you, but it’s true. America is a nation built on trust: A healthy trust in each other and an equally healthy mistrust of government. The relationship is to be expected. Consider, for a moment the nature of government:…
Read More “Our Side” and “Their Side” America Was Built on Trust
by: Chris Ingram TAMPA, Fla. – Tampa Mayor Jane Castor is taking action against several bars and restaurants that the city claims have repeatedly ignored the city’s COVID-19 restrictions. Yet Castor herself has repeatedly violated her own order. The “do as I say, not as I…
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Op-Ed by: Liam Edgar New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo may believe he is God’s gift to politics. But many of his fellow New Yorkers disagree. Make that former New Yorkers. Newly released census data show that 126,355 people fled New York state over the past…
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This is an article in the continuing series of learning about the Constitution and our rights as American citizens. Article One Section 8 of the Constitution This section of the Constitution enumerates the specific powers granted to Congress. Congress is allowed to make laws only…
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This is an article in the continuing series of learning about the Constitution and our rights as American citizens. Article One Sections 4-6 of the Constitution Sections 4-6 deal with how Congress organizes itself, the times of its meetings, publishing a journal, pay, privileges, and…
Read More How A Bill Becomes a Law
Op-Ed by: Liam Edgar For one of the few times in recent U.S. history, Joe Biden’s election has the mainstream media focused on faith – and not in the usual derogatory fashion. Biden is a Catholic, and the media is being atypically deferential to his…
Read More Op-Ed: Should Catholics Have Faith That Biden Will Protect Their Interests
This letter was orignally sent and published on Nov 25th, but updated for today. ‘Let them eat cake’, government leaders to pass the second round of stimulus payments, at $600 for Americans. What a joke. Either don’t shut down the economy, like many states are…
Read More ‘Let Them Eat Cake’ The Joke of $600 Payments to Americans
This is an article in the continuing series of learning about the Constitution and our rights as American citizens. This will give you a basic understanding of the House of Representatives and the Senate, which together make up the Congress of the United States. Article…
Read More The House and the Senate
This is an article in the continuing series of learning about the Constitution and our rights as American citizens Article One of the Constitution establishes the legislative branch of the government and gives its powers and its limits. There are 10 sections to article one.…
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