PJ Media,
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Tyler O´Neil
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On Monday, the Supreme Court heard arguments in the key First Amendment case Americans for Prosperity v. Rodriguez, which centers on the State of California’s requirement that nonprofit organizations disclose their donor information to the state. Back in 2015, then-Attorney General Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) demanded that two conservative nonprofits, Americans for Prosperity (AFP) and the Thomas More Law Center (TMLC), hand over their donor lists. This demand threatened to reveal the identities of donors, potentially subjecting them to threats and harassment.
Legal representatives for AFP and TMLC said the Supreme Court justices’ questions and remarks suggested they are likely to strike down California’s requirement as an unconstitutional violation
Fox News,
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Dana Blanton
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4/27/2021 12:32:35 AM
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There is widespread agreement on requiring identification before being allowed to cast a ballot.
A new Fox News poll, released Monday, finds 77 percent of voters nationally think "a valid form of state or federally issued photo identification to prove U.S. citizenship" should be needed for voting. That’s down from a high of 85 percent who felt that way when Fox first asked the same survey question 10 years ago. The 8-point decline comes from a shift among Democrats and independents. In 2011, 75 percent of Democrats and 86 percent of independents favored showing government-issued ID for voting.
American Thinker,
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Monica Showalter
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4/27/2021 12:26:08 AM
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The press is hailing Joe Biden's approval numbers as he reaches the first 100 days in office.
PJMedia, in two posts by Stephen Kruizer and Stacey Lennox, has curated some choice headlines seen on Twitter and beyond that show it, such as these:
Biden receives positive marks at 100 days - CBS News poll -CBS News
Biden's 100 days: Low-end approval, yet strong marks on pandemic response: POLL -ABC News
...and this gushy televised exchange:
Harris: We have newly released numbers this morning from an ABC News/Washington Post poll. Look at this.
Daily Express [UK],
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Emma Tinson
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4/26/2021 11:26:20 AM
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Gina Carano is set to appear in reality series Running Wild with Bear Grylls. Her episode of the show was previously taken out of the TV schedule after she was fired by Disney and Lucasfilm from Star Wars spin-off show The Mandalorian. But, when will her episode of Running Wild finally be on screen? Express.co.uk has all the details about the upcoming episode. Earlier this year it was revealed Gina would not be returning to the Disney+ television series The Mandalorian.
Lucasfilm announced there were "no plans" for the actor to come back to the series after her "abhorrent and unacceptable" posts on social media.
NBC News,
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Pete Williams
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4/26/2021 10:24:01 AM
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WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court said Monday it will consider how much protection the Second Amendment provides for carrying a gun outside the home. The case will mark the first time in more than a decade that the court agreed to take up a central issue of the gun rights debate, something it has consistently ducked since issuing a landmark ruling in District of Columbia v. Heller in 2008 that the Second Amendment provides an individual right to keep a handgun at home for self defense.
The court agreed to hear a challenge to a New York state law that
PJ Media,
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Rick Moran
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that at least 8 million Americans who received their first dose of the coronavirus vaccine have failed to return for the second dose. Both the Moderna and Pfizer vaccines require two doses about a month apart for the full immunological effects to take hold.
About 8 percent of people are not taking their second dose, double what the rate was in February. Then, the cause was a limited supply that created bottlenecks in some regions of the country. But public health authorities are concerned because while one dose of vaccine offers some protection, two doses are needed
Red State,
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Nick Arama
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4/26/2021 12:43:51 AM
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Some new polls are offering an interesting snapshot of the public’s opinion of Joe Biden and some of the critical issues we are currently facing.
Now, often polls seem weighted toward Democrats. It also goes without saying that Democrats will be all-in for Biden, and the GOP will be largely disapproving of his actions. So the real question is: where are the independents lining up? Because that’s often what swings elections.
The opinion is varied, as one can see from the following polls. According to the Daily Wire, while Democrats are inconsistent in their opinions on court-packing, with their opinion depending on whether
Fox News,
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Cameron Cawthorne
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Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., on Sunday pushed back against progressive Democrats who call him a "roadblock" to their liberal proposals, emphasizing he is "not going to be part of blowing up this Senate."
CNN's "State of the Union" anchor Dana Bash asked Manchin how he would respond to Democrats who say that he is one of the "main roadblocks" to President Biden passing his "ambitious agenda," prompting Manchin to say, "I'm not a roadblock at all."
"I am not going to be part of blowing up this Senate of ours or basically this democracy of ours or the republic that we have," Manchin said
Power Line,
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Steven Hayward
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4/26/2021 12:36:41 AM
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In the never-ending saga of Dr. Fauci’s white-coat supremacism over public policy, in which, to paraphrase Mussolini, the motto of Faucism might be “All within the CDC, nothing outside the CDC, nothing against the CDC,” we note the new study from MIT published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences which finds that the indoor six-foot distancing rule is not well-founded. To the contrary, the study found that there was about the same risk of catching COVID indoors at 60 feet as there is at six feet. Face masks and ventilation/air circulation are much more effective than social distancing.
PJ Media,
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Stacey Lennox
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4/26/2021 12:29:22 AM
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On Sunday morning, media talking heads were touting President Joe Biden’s approval rating after 100 days in office citing polls from NBC News and ABC News/The Washington Post. Both polls found that Biden’s approval sits at 52%, which the commentators pointed out is ten points higher than Donald Trump’s at the same milestone in his presidency. However, as the Washington Examiner’s Byron York pointed out, Biden’s approval is the third lowest since President Harry Truman. Only President Trump and President Gerald Ford scored lower. Both of them had the media united against them, and Biden has received nothing but air cover and glowing coverage from the corporate media.
Newsbusters,
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Nicholas Fondacaro
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In a brand new ABC News/Washington Post poll the liberal outlets released on Sunday, President Biden’s approval rating was supposedly sitting at an anemic 52 percent. And according to their methodology, the margin of error for the poll was 3.5 percent. Now given how that meant Biden could be below 50 percent, it was understandable that the cast of characters on ABC’s Good Morning America were floored by the results.
“52 percent of Americans approve of Joe Biden's work in office as he approaches the 100-day mark. That is ten points higher than Donald Trump at this point in his presidency, but 17 points lower than Barack Obama,”
Power Line,
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John Hinderaker
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4/25/2021 12:40:56 AM
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Wind and solar energy are both essentially obsolete technologies. There is a reason why only the very rich or the very adventurous sail across oceans: the wind is unreliable, and at best produces relatively little energy. Nevertheless, liberals have concocted fantasies whereby all of our electricity, or perhaps our entire economy, will be powered by those fickle sources.
There are a number of reasons why this will never happen, but a paper published last week by Center of the American Experiment argues that land use constraints are the most basic reason why wind and solar are inexorably destined to fail. The paper, titled Not In Our Backyard, is authored by