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Cory Booker Introduces Slavery Reparations Bill
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Sen. Cory Booker on Monday introduced a bill that would study the possibility of reparations for descendants of slaves, embracing a push that recently has caught the interest of fellow 2020 Democratic presidential candidates.
The senator from New Jersey said Monday that “this bill is a way of addressing head-on the persistence of racism, white supremacy, and implicit racial bias in our country. It will bring together the best minds to study the issue and propose solutions that will finally begin to right the economic scales of past harms and make sure we are a country where all dignity and humanity is affirmed.”
Ask Your Congressman to Vote NO on Raising the Spending Caps
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- By Eagle Forum
Congress is voting this week to raise the federal government spending caps by $360.8 trillion. Democrats’ Investing for the People Act (H.R. 2021) is just a way to drive our country into more debt to advance their agenda.
Since the Budget Control Act of 2011 was passed, the spending caps have been raised four times. Congress should be cutting spending, not raising it. Recently, the United States’ debt reached $22 trillion. Any business or individual who would incur that amount of debt would have to file for bankruptcy. This is exactly where our nation is headed if our elected officials are not able to reign in spending.
Pete Buttigieg’s Unprovoked Attacks on Mike Pence Suggest He Really Is Intolerant and Okay With Christian Persecution
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- By Erick Erickson - The Resurgent
Pete Buttigieg keeps attacking Vice President Mike Pence. Buttigieg claims he is tolerant, people should live and let live, and that he’s a Christian. In fact, Buttigieg says that Donald Trump doesn’t act like a Christian, so evangelicals are hypocrites to support him. Buttigieg insists he is a good church going tolerant type.
But his attacks on Pence suggest otherwise. In fact, they suggest Buttigieg is actually really intolerant and would be okay with using the government to persecute Christians.
Crime Flies When You're Suing Trump
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- By Tony Perkins
While President Trump gets to work on the border wall, House Democrats are trying to build their own blockade in the usual place: federal court. In an administration that can't sneeze without liberals suing it, the far-Left is making one last ditch effort to stop the White House from building the wall Congress authorized almost 13 years ago. But if the courts' own data on crime is admitted as evidence, House Democrats have less of a case than ever.
"I'm Available," Says Elizabeth Warren to CFR
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- By John F. McManus - The New American
Elizabeth Warren wants desperately to be our nation’s next president. To reach that goal, she knows that she must demonstrate her willingness to continue America’s suicidal foreign and domestic policies. One major step in making her willingness known is composing an article for Foreign Affairs, the journal of the Council on Foreign Relations. Accordingly, her "A Foreign Policy for All: Strengthening Democracy - at Home and Abroad” won publication by the CFR`s flagship journal in its January/February 2019 issue.
Duncan Applauds Designating IRGC as Foreign Terrorist Organization
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- By US Rep. Jeff Duncan
Washington, D.C. – Congressman Jeff Duncan (SC-03) applauded the Trump Administration for rightfully designating the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a Foreign Terrorist Organization (FTO):
“Designating the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, including the Qods Force, as a Foreign Terrorist Organization is the right move to continue putting pressure on the dangerous and deadly Iranian regime. This is an issue I have worked on for many years in Congress, so I’m proud President Trump and Secretary Pompeo took this unprecedented action for our national security.”
Congressman Jeff Duncan issues statement on the passing of US Senator Fritz Hollings
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- By US Rep. Jeff Duncan's Office
Laurens, SC—South Carolina Congressman Jeff Duncan issued the following statement on the passing of former United States Senator Fritz Hollings:
“Senator Hollings dedicated his life in service to his state and his country. Whether he was serving his country as an artillery officer during WWII, or fighting on behalf of his constituents in the halls of the United States Senate, Senator Hollings was the embodiment of a true public servant. His legacy will continue to be felt for generations to come. Melody and I send our prayers and condolences to his family, as well as our appreciation for his years of service towards improving the lives of all South Carolinians.”
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