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Mystery Footnotes From FISA Report Set For Declassification (The Daily Caller)
U.S. intelligence officials are close to declassifying four footnotes from the Justice Department inspector general’s report on the Trump-Russia probe, with a Justice Department official telling the Daily Caller News Foundation that the release of the documents is “imminent.” [Read More]
I’LL HAVE THE CHICKEN TESTICLE SOUP – HOLD THE DEADLY VIRUS (Ann Coulter)
It’s probably a coincidence, but I notice that as businesses go under, jobs are lost, careers are ended and trillions of dollars are drained from the economy, the people most avidly pushing the coronavirus panic are doing quite well.
No politician or government official has taken a salary cut. To the contrary, dusty bureaucrats now find the entire country transfixed by their every utterance. Cable news hosts still make millions of dollars — and now they get to work from home! [Read More]
Virginia governor signs gun-control bills into law (ABC News)
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam has signed several new gun restrictions he championed during this year’s legislative session, cementing gains by gun control advocates they hope will serve as a “blueprint” for states around the country.
The Old Dominion has been the epicenter of the nation’s gun debate after Democrats took full control of the General Assembly last year on an aggressive gun control platform. Tens of thousands of gun owners from around the country rallied against new gun restrictions at the state Capitol in January while lawmakers ultimately approved 7 out of 8 of Northam’s gun-control package. [Read More]
Stop Comparing Coronavirus to September 11th (Townhall)
As the death toll of Americans dying from complications related to COVID-19 adds up, comparisons to other deadly events in American history seem to be inevitable.
Just this past week, both the U.S. surgeon general and the governor of New York made headlines comparing this week’s casualties to the attack on Pearl Harbor and the terror attacks of September 11. [Read More]
