This post was originally published on here To hear the Democrats describe it, you would think we live in a dystopian theocracy where white Christian men want to control our every move and exert their power over the populace. Of course, they ignore the fact that you are free in America to voice your opinions,…
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This post was originally published on here One of the rationales Oregon Democrats have been using to push back against President Trump’s authorization of troop deployment to Portland is that they say he’s using footage of the rioting that happened in 2020 during the George Floyd riots to justify his decision, implying there’s no current…
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This post was originally published on here The Senate held a vote early Tuesday evening on a measure designed to keep the government funded through November 21. H.R.5371, the “Continuing Appropriations and Extensions Act, 2026,” which the House passed on September 19, would have done so, but the measure failed to meet the 60-vote Senate…