That which cannot be said
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Posted on May 20, 2022 by Scott Johnson in Biden Administration, Energy Policy, Laughter is the Best Medicine That which cannot be said The Senate Interior Committee held a hearing yesterday to examine the Biden administration’s fiscal year 2023 budget request for the Department of the Interior. The committee has posted video of the hearing here. The hearing presented an opportune moment for Interior Secretary Deborah Haaland to let her light shine and she did not disappoint. In the clip below Secretary Haaland avoids answering the question whether gas prices are too high. Staff anxiously placed notes in front of Haaland with the all-purpose answer to brain teasers seeking to elicit that which
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The gunman fled down steps to a subway platform after firing the shots and the group that was with him ran down the steps as well.
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Dramatic footage shows the wild, high-speed chase involving the motorbiker who was “cooked alive” in a blaze that started when he was tased by a deputy.
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That which cannot be said
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Posted on May 20, 2022 by Scott Johnson in Biden Administration, Energy Policy, Laughter is the Best Medicine
That which cannot be said
The Senate Interior Committee held a hearing yesterday to examine the Biden administration’s fiscal year 2023 budget request for the Department of the Interior. The committee has posted video of the hearing here.
The hearing presented an opportune moment for Interior Secretary Deborah Haaland to let her light shine and she did not disappoint. In the clip below Secretary Haaland avoids answering the question whether gas prices are too high.
Staff anxiously placed notes in front of Haaland with the all-purpose answer to brain teasers seeking to elicit that which
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) on Wednesday announced plans to create a police unit designed to, in part, combat “hate speech” in the wake of the tragic shooting in Buffalo, promising to “confront this epidemic head-on.”
“We’re proposing a comprehensive plan to combat domestic terrorism, strengthen state gun laws, & investigate social media platforms promoting violent extremism,” Hochul announced Wednesday.
“In wake of the racist act of terror in Buffalo, New York will lead the charge to confront this epidemic head-on,” she added: /snip for Tweet/ One of the governor’s executive orders instructs the State Police to establish a “dedicated unit within the New York State Intelligence
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New York City Mayor Eric Adams (D) made tackling crime a central plank of his successful election campaign last November. A poll released Wednesday shows his inability to deliver is being punished by disillusioned voters.
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I don't honestly know where the administration finds these stupid, deceitful, unelected people. I haven't seen so many in my lifetime and I'm old!