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May 14, 2021

 

This Week: At A Glance



This week, our conservative women leaders thank police officers across the
country as we celebrateNational Police Week. 

"Each and every one of us rely upon dedicated police officers to keep our
communities safe. Their brave sacrifices keep our businesses, friends, and
families safe from crime. This week, we join together to say, "Thank you."


"Happy National Police Week. Police officers put their lives on the line each
day to protect our nation. Thank you to the #OK05 law enforcement for all you
do to keep us safe. #BackTheBlue"

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Tuesday, Senator Joni Ernst (IA) calls out the Biden Administration's lack of
urgency to address the border crisis. 

"What happens when you campaign on open borders and immediately roll back the
previous administration’s successful border security policies? You set the
wrong kind of records and create a heartbreaking humanitarian crisis."
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Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley, joins Fox News on
Tuesday to discuss the current Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Watch her
interview below. 


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Wednesday, Rep. Claudia Tenney (NY-22) draws attention to how the Biden
administration’s strict COVID-19 restrictions and lavish unemployment checks
have stifled our economy. Read more below.

“Biden is worse than Jimmy Carter by a country mile. David Bossie: Buckle up
for Biden's next big crisis – our economy is in peril thanks to his radical
agenda."
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Thursday, Rep. Carol Miller (WV-03), member of the Ways and Means committee,
pushes for answers from the Biden administration about current trade policies.
Watch her speech below.
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“We must continue negotiating fair trade agreements like USMCA to create jobs,
support innovation, and support American workers, farmers, and businesses."
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CDC lifts indoor mask guidelines for fully vaccinated people. Read more here
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In The News





Axios: CDC says fully vaccinated people don't have to wear masks indoors.
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What they're saying: "If you are fully vaccinated, you are protected, and you
can start doing the things that you stopped doing because of the pandemic," CDC
Director Rochelle Walensky will say at a White House press briefing.

 

Wall Street Journal:
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Colonial Pipeline Said to Pay Ransom to Hackers Who Caused Shutdown.
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 Colonial Pipeline Co. paid a ransom to the criminal hackers who caused the
company to shut down the country’s largest conduit of fuel, according to people
familiar with the matter, a payment that allowed the firm to obtain decryption
tools to try to unlock its computer systems.

 

The Hill:
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Senate GOP to give Biden infrastructure counteroffer next week.
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 Senate Republicans will give President Biden a revised infrastructure offer
next week after a sit-down at the White House on Thursday.

 

Fox News: Fetal Down syndrome abortions: Cotton, Hinson lead over 80 GOP
lawmakers against disability discrimination.
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Cotton, R-Ark., and Rep. Ashley Hinson, R-Iowa, are leading over 80 of their
colleagues in a brief defending an Arkansas law designed to protect the unborn
with Down syndrome from "invidious discrimination".

 

CNN:
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Cheney's Mission Impossible to save the GOP from itself.
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 Moments after being demoted by her Republican colleagues, Rep. Liz Cheney
vowed to drag her party out of Donald Trump's clutches. 

Stay Safe and Have a Wonderful Weekend!

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