One moment will stick in my brain for a very long time from the Trump Inauguration. It was a moment created by the unusual cancellation of the normal pomp and circumstance due to predicted cold weather which led to the parade being indoors at the local professional ice hockey arena. While the speech laying out […]
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Delivering his second inaugural address indoors because of the frigid weather conditions in Washington, President Donald Trump vowed Monday to restore integrity and efficiency to government. Having won in November not only the popular vote, but also with a decisive Electoral College victory, Trump struck a mostly unifying tone from inside the Capitol, invoking Martin Luther King […]
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Here’s the updated list of Executive Orders expected to be signed by Donald Trump today, although we expect as many was 200 in total today! Declare National Border Emergency This would empower immediate action to secure the border. Direct the US Military to Work with the Department of Homeland Security to Fully Secure the Southern […]
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President Trump has a historic opportunity to restore our founders’ vision for transparency while clearing the incredibly low bar set by his predecessor. He can do this in two important ways. STEP ONE: Restore our founders’ vision for transparency After our framers wrote a transparency provision into the Constitution, they wisely followed up with a […]
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In his final hours as the 46th president, Joe Biden issued preemptive pardons to protect several political figures from potential criminal investigations under the incoming Trump administration. The recipients included Dr. Anthony Fauci, former Chief Medical Advisor; General Mark Milley, former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff; and members and staff of the January […]
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As President-elect Donald Trump takes office for a second White House term, his path bears striking resemblance to former Prime Minister Winston Churchill, the British bulldog who triumphed over existential threats in World War II. And like Churchill, Trump, the American lion, is uniquely equipped and battle-tested for his enormous tasks at hand. Most obviously, both men were […]
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The Mississippi House passed a bill to eliminate the state income tax, phasing it out over ten years. The legislation, which includes a new gas tax and grocery tax cuts, passed with a bipartisan vote of 88-24. It now heads to the Senate for further consideration. A bill that phases out the state income tax, […]
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By Dan Mitchell This is the last full day of Joe Biden’s dismal presidency, so let’s do what we did with Justin Trudeau and reflect on his pathetic legacy. I’ve already provided my own economic assessment of Biden’s record, so now let’s review how he is seen by others. We’ll start with the American people. According to a new poll, […]
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Cher has a new autobiography, “The Memoir,” which runs just over 400 pages, but apparently, that’s only half the story. We know that because the subtitle of the book, published in mid-November, is “Part 1.” “Part 2”—due out in mid-November 2025, but already available online for preorder by Cher’s biggest fans—presumably will be equally hefty. […]
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In one of her last acts as Treasury Secretary, Janet Yellen announced that the Treasury will start taking “extraordinary measures,” or special accounting maneuvers intended to prevent the nation from hitting the debt ceiling, on January 21 in a letter sent to congressional leaders Friday afternoon. Her announcement that the U.S. will hit its debt limit on […]