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The American Mind Podcast: The Roundtable Episode 293
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The American Mind’s ‘Editorial Roundtable’ podcast is a weekly conversation
with Ryan Williams, Spencer Klavan, and Mike Sabo devoted to uncovering the
ideas and principles that drive American political life. Stream here or
download from your favorite podcast host. Kondo for Congress | The Roundtable
Ep. 293 A bill to reopen the government has at […]
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Cops Stop Alleged Would-Be Church Shooter Who Suggested MAGA ‘Destroyed This
Country’
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He’s a MAGA hater who targeted megachurches. A South Florida man, apparently
bitter over losing his job, has been arrested after making online threats
against a church he lives near that has a membership of more than 24,000,
according to news reports. He also allegedly targeted unnamed politicians who
“have only destroyed this country more […]
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Shutdown Ends: Does the Blame Stick Around?
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As business resumes, the situation is far from normal. Late Wednesday evening,
November 12, the House of Representatives voted 222 to 209 to end the nation’s
longest government shutdown. After just six Democrats joined the majority of
Republicans (bar two notable exceptions), President Trump signed the
legislation officially marking the resumption of federal businesses. But […]
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Funding Bill Includes a Provision That Will Allow 8 Senate Republicans to Get
Revenge for ‘Arctic Frost’
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While Americans persecuted under former President Joe Biden’s tyrannical
administration patiently await justice, Senate Republicans have pursued justice
for themselves. According to The New York Times, a bipartisan spending bill
designed to reopen the federal government includes a provision that will allow
eight Senate Republican to sue the government over the actions of former
special […]
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Trump, the Issues, and the American People
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Last week, Republicans suffered a solid drubbing at the ballot box as
Democratic candidates posted significant wins across the country. Voters are
known to be a fickle lot, which results in power changing hands frequently from
one party to another. The upshot of such inconsistent – some might say
capricious – voting patterns inevitably ends […]
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