February 4, 2021

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On this day in 1789, George Washington, the commander of the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War, is unanimously elected the first president of the United States by all 69 presidential electors who cast their votes.

In today's newsletter, we look at a proposal by Sen. Marco Rubio to get schools reopened. We look at the national significance of killing jobs in West Virginia. Plus, Facebook turns 17. But no one is celebrating.

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TRENDING

Sen. Rubio amendment would block schools from stimulus funding if they refuse to reopen by April 30

By Robert Romano

More than any other provision offered by the Biden plan, Rubio’s plan could be the key to reopening the economy from the Covid lockdowns.

Facebook turns 17 but no one is celebrating

By Catherine Mortensen

When Facebook was a cute toddler everyone loved him, but he has grown into an obnoxious teen who, through lack of discipline, has become a bully.

Crushing West Virginia jobs is an American tragedy

By Frank McCaffrey

Vice President Kamala Harris sat down with a West Virginia TV station to discuss the Biden administration's job killing energy policies. One businessman explains what job loss in West Virginia means for everyone!

VIDEOS

Biden's Call For Unity Is A Joke 

Forget Joe Biden’s calls for unity. Members of Congress couldn't be further divided. Some House lawmakers are refusing to work with each other. Others are afraid to be in the same room. Two members almost got into a fist fight on the floor.

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