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January 20, 2021
Permission to republish original opeds and cartoons granted.
On this day in 2017, Donald Trump is inaugurated in the culmination of his extraordinary rise to power over a tumultuous election year, Donald John Trump is inaugurated as the 45th president of the United States. We miss him already. Saying any more than that might get us sent to a re-education camp. Even before Joe Biden is sworn into office, his supporters are calling for radical surveillance and re-education of Trump supporters. So much for unity. Frank McCaffrey asks if today is the day American exceptionalism dies. Rick Manning looks back at a revolution more than 2,000 years ago that changed the world. Also, watch President Trump's Farewell Address. And in our Take Action section, join our "Tell Two Friends" campaign!
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By Catherine Mortensen
California author Don Winslow calls for “an army of citizen detectives" and proclaims, "our weapons will be computers and cell phones… who [will] monitor extremists on the internet and reporting their findings to authorities.”
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By Robert Romano
Whatever really happened, Mueller was not fired. Trump had every reason after the firing of former FBI Director James Comey to shut down Mueller too for continuing an investigation that had a false pretense and was tearing the country apart. But he didn’t. And that is the standard by which Biden will be judged when it comes to Durham.
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America is a land of driven people who never give up, creating an exceptionalism seen nowhere else in world history. Will the new era in our nation's politics change that? Will we be like China? Not if we speak up for ourselves. |
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You won't believe what Rep. Steve Cohen (D-TN) said about our brave National Guard. |
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AMERICANS FOR LIMITED GOVERNMENT IN THE NEWS |
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