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Kehoe signs Missouri’s new congressional map into law
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Gov. Mike Kehoe (R-MO) signed his state’s new congressional map into law on
Sunday, furthering the GOP agenda to maintain control of the House, but the
measure is already facing multiple lawsuits. Missouri joins Texas in approving
the Trump-backed, mid-decade redistricting plan that allows Republicans to gain
more seats in the House ahead of the […]
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Florida sheriffs endorse Byron Donalds for governor
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EXCLUSIVE — Rep. Byron Donalds’s (R-FL) campaign for Florida governor received
a boost on Monday with the endorsements of law enforcement leaders across the
Sunshine State. Over a dozen sheriffs backed Donalds, one of two Republicans
who have announced bids to succeed Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL). Donalds received
one of his first high-profile endorsements in […]
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Women Are Not Defective Men, No Matter What Feminists Tell You
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Women are not defective men. Someone should tell the feminists. Leah Libresco
Sargeant’s excellent new book, The Dignity of Dependence: A Feminist Manifesto,
provides a needed rebuke to feminists who do not champion women as women. Men
and women are different, no matter how many #GirlBoss movies Hollywood churns
out or how many gender studies […]
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Leftists Feign Sympathy For Autistic Babies They’d Happily Abort
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When President Donald Trump announced Tylenol can cause autism, leftists
suddenly gained compassion for the disabled. This is strange, because usually
they advocate killing them. Trump said acetaminophen, the primary active
ingredient found in Tylenol, used during pregnancy is linked to autism in a
press conference on Sept. 22. He repeatedly urged mothers not to […]
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Pentagon plans for partial shutdown as Democrats and Republicans engage in
high-stakes game of chicken
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WHO WILL BLINK? The Pentagon has issued guidance that would furlough just over
half of the Defense Department’s civilian workforce in the event of a
government shutdown on Wednesday morning. While uniformed military personnel
would continue to work without a paycheck, 406,573 workers of the 741,477
civilian workforce would be told to stay home, with […]
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