Joe Biden arranged a swap of prisoners with Russia, freeing – among others – Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich. In response, Donald Trump stated he would have gotten them released without giving up anything, causing Biden to ask why Trump didn’t do so while in office. Multiple outlets are covering Biden’s response without providing […]
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The Biden–Harris administration began lifting sanctions on Venezuela last year. In a deal reached with the Nicolás Maduro regime, Biden allowed: Venezuela to export oil. In exchange, Maduro promised to allow the opposition to run against him and international observers to monitor the election. Monthly oil exports from Venezuela hit a five-year high after the
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In October of last year, the Biden-Harris administration made a deal with Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro to ease sanctions on Venezuela’s failing economy in exchange for the promise of free and fair elections in Venezuela this year. Maduro took the money, mouthed the words, and gave the U.S. the finger. Thanks Democrats. Since Biden and Harris stepped
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Yes, they are all Democrats. This isn’t NEWSWORTHY. Media reports out today are touting Kamala Harris being endorsed by several border town Mayors in Arizona. Here’s the relevant bit from one of our local outlets, AZFamily: “Vice President Kamala Harris highlighted endorsements from mayors of border towns in swing-state Arizona Monday as she looks to blunt
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By Alexander Raikin It’s the courts, stupid. At President Joe Biden’s televised farewell speech last week, he announced that he is suspending his re-election campaign because he needs to focus all his remaining energy on rescuing our republic from the judges sworn to uphold it. “Those of us who cherry”—not a typo—”that cause, cherish it
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Due to the radio show and my other businesses, staying updated on the news is important. Hence, besides various newspaper and magazine subscriptions, social media plays a role. X (formerly Twitter) plays a role as a news aggregator. If you thought 2020 and 2022 were bad, as Bachman–Turner Overdrive sang, “you ain’t seen nothing yet.”
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Donald Trump’s pick of J.D. Vance as his Vice President looked a lot better when the undercard was Vance vs Kamala Harris. Vance would also have wiped the floor with Harris at the debate and on the campaign trail. Vance is smart and articulate; Kamala Harris is weird and oddly insecure. Vance, however, isn’t a
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Kamala Harris was in a bind on Thursday. First, she had to skip Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech before Congress to attend a sorority convention—no, really, that’s why she skipped—even though the Constitution demands that, as the president of the Senate, the vice president should preside over joint sessions together with the Speaker of the House. But
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The stories are heartrending, and often fabricated. The voices cry out for sympathy, using carefully crafted messages. This week, Provo, Utah got a taste of what my hometown of Phoenix, Arizona has been experiencing for years: a coordinated pressure campaign organized by homeless services advocates and funded by national non-profits to force local jurisdictions into
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Republicans need to spend the next 30 days lying their butts off to pollsters. You can’t wait to support Kamala Harris. You are thrilled, beyond ecstatic, to cast a ballot for the first Indian-American U.S. Senator to run for President of the United States as a Black woman. You need to be able to credibly
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