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"Since AOC, Ilhan Omar, and Rashida Tlaib were elected to Congress, the Democrats have taken a sharp left turn towards socialism, and so calling ourselves The Squad was a way for us to show we can be the antidote to the policies they are pushing on Americans."

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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, tens of millions of American students in grades K-12 have not set foot in a classroom since March 2020.

Can you identify which of the following statements about school closures is not true?

A: In-person learning is unsafe.
B: Virtual learning fails students.
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Efforts to secure elections against fraud are not motivated by hostility to voting rights.
* We must ensure that elections are secure against voter fraud and voter suppression. This should be a bipartisan goal. Every legitimate vote should count.
* We want everyone who is eligible to vote to be able to do so without unnecessary barriers, but we also cannot allow legitimate voters to have the power of their preferences weakened by fraud, abuse, and political machinations like ballot harvesting.
* It’s critical that Americans be able to trust that, in the election process, their votes are not canceled out by fraud and illegitimate ballots.

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U.S. Rep. and Doctor Michael Burgess Discusses Maternal Mortality
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** Mark Cuban Schools John Legend On Why Charity Is Better Than Big Government ([link removed])
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A celebrity Twitter debate erupted between entrepreneur Mark Cuban and singer John Legend over whether big government or private charity is better at solving hunger and poverty in America. Legend, left-leaning celebrities, and progressives believe that government is the solution to our problems, not private charity and not the private sector. To think that government is the best solution because the government can spend any amount necessary is false, foolish, and naive.
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After the pandemic is over, more than half of workers say they want to make their newfound work-from-home arrangements at least partly permanent. This is seemingly good news: Companies can save money on unnecessary office space, commutes are slashed, and employees have greater flexibility. But Deutsche Bank wants to punish workers for acting on this “privilege.” In a new report, the German bank says people who continue to work-from-home after the pandemic should face a special 5% tax.
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The pandemic and the subsequent lockdowns have hurt many different sectors of the worldwide economy. But according to a new report published by the International Energy Agency, “the COVID-19 crisis is hurting—but not halting—global renewable energy growth.” As one of the fastest-growing sectors before the pandemic hit, renewable energy has continued to enjoy record growth this year, despite the detrimental effects of the pandemic.
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