Joe Biden delivered his first address to a joint session of Congress Wednesday night and wasted no time to tout the work accomplished in his first 100 days.
Former President Donald Trump is planning to resume his signature “Make America Great Again” rallies as soon as May, according to a report Wednesday.
CNN, citing unidentified aides, reported that Trump has “initiated discussions” about the rallies and “the logistics are still being worked out,” but they could return in just weeks.
FILE – In this Nov. 2, 2020, file photo an American flag waves in front of the Supreme Court building on Capitol Hill in Washington. The Supreme Court is hearing arguments over whether the Trump administration can exclude people in the country illegally from the count used for divvying up congressional seats. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky, File)
As recently as last summer, few people outside academia had heard of critical race theory, whose central claim is that racism, not liberty, is the founding value and guiding vision of American society. Then, President Trump issued an executive order last September banning the teaching of this “malign ideology” to federal employees and federal contractors.
Trump’s ban was blocked by a federal judge in December and immediately revoked by Joe Biden upon occupying the White House in January. Since then, federal agencies and federal contractors have resumed staff training on unconscious bias, microaggressions, systemic racism and white privilege – some of the most common but also most disputed concepts
Many Republicans and Trump supporters were taken aback when Joe Biden seemed to want to take all the credit for the vaccines. For somebody that said that he wanted to make peace with the other side and proceed with a spirit of cooperation his statements didn’t exactly chart that course. In fairness, politicians are that way. All of them. They place
Nancy Pelosi and the Democrats are now attempting to make it impossible for any President of the United States to impose travel restrictions going forward. Imposing such restrictions so has traditionally been the responsibility of the President and has been done several times in our country’s history.
It is the executive branch that has the Constitutional responsibility of setting foreign policy. However, Pelosi and the Democrat power structure see the
The House on Wednesday voted largely on party lines to advance a bill that limits the president’s authority to issue travel bans on foreign nationals from entering the United States.
House Democrats introduced the bill, known as the National Origin-Based Antidiscrimination
The White House Coronavirus briefings were hard to take on many levels. But the part when the press asked questions was particularly difficult for me to stomach. One moment stood out at the time that I saw it and I’ve been reminded of it throughout the pandemic and as various state mandated lock-downs have been ordered: