Plus: Branding Georgia Election Law, Senate Filibuster ‘Racist’ Is Vile Tactic to Justify HR 1
April 5 2021
Good morning from Washington, where the left purposefully misrepresents a Georgia law as part of its campaign to keep power by nationalizing state and local elections. Tim Murtaugh explains. A young teacher wants out because of the liberal agenda imposed on all aspects of public education. Our Virginia Allen has her story. On the podcast, we explore the fight against human trafficking with one of its fiercest foes. Plus: today’s fertile soil for school choice, what happens when prosecutors go rogue, and your letters on American wokeness. On this date in 1792, President George Washington exercises the veto for the first time, rejecting a bill reapportioning seats in the House of Representatives.
As a black woman who currently teaches at a predominantly white high school, Morgan Foster says she never would tell colleagues she is conservative for fear she would lose her job.
President Biden, his fellow liberals, and his friends in the media are misrepresenting Georgia’s new election law, and it’s part of a far-reaching strategy that stretches well beyond the Peach State.
Sophia Fisher, of Stop the Demand Project, discusses her fight against human trafficking, how America is dealing with this horrible crime within its own borders and abroad, and what conservatives can do.
Baltimore law enforcement will no longer prosecute “low-level offenses,” which include possessing drugs or drug paraphernalia, trespassing, prostitution, and defecating or urinating in public.
“The progressives’ soft bigotry of low expectations steals opportunity and future parity from exactly the identity groups they claim to care for,” writes John Doner.
The Seattle Police Department saw a mass exodus of nearly 200 police officers in 2020 after a relentless public campaign by anti-police activists and like-minded City Council members.
