Fox News,
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Lawrence Richard
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Former President Trump visited Ohio on Saturday, where he barnstormed for businessman Bernie Moreno, a Republican seeking to win his state’s primary to run against Democrat Sherrod Brown for U.S. Senate. During his rally in Dayton, Trump repeatedly mentioned illegal migrants surging across the border, violent migrant crime, and the death of University of Georgia nursing student Laken Riley.
"Not one more American life should be lost to migrant crime. We can't have another Laken," the 2024 Republican presumptive nominee said in his remarks, in which he also repeatedly blamed President Biden’s policies for allowing millions of migrants, including, "violent gang members and gangsters" into the U.S.
Washington Examiner and,
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Byron York
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This newsletter has noted that the elected Democrats, Biden DOJ-appointed prosecutors, legal activists, and others who have filed criminal charges and lawsuits against former President Donald Trump have crafted a multiple-redundant line of attack. If one case fails, there is another to back it up, and if that case fails, there is another to back it up, and so on. There are four criminal cases against the former president, all charging him with felonies. At the beginning of this week, there were 91 felony counts against Trump, but a judge in the Georgia prosecution threw out some counts, so
Fox News,
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Michael Dorgan
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3/16/2024 3:34:20 PM
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A new report has sharply criticized the government’s response to the coronavirus pandemic, writing that lockdowns, school closures and vaccine mandates were "catastrophic errors" resulting in many Americans losing faith in public health institutions. The report, published this week by the non-profit Committee to Unleash Prosperity (CTUP), paints a damning indictment of the government’s role in the crisis and offers ten lessons that must be learned, to avoid the same mistakes from being repeated. Some of the guidance includes halting all binding agreements or pledges to the World Health Organization (WHO),
Fox News,
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Ian Schwartz
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FOX News contributor and GWU law professor Jonathan Turley on Friday told FOX News host Laura Ingraham that Fulton County DA Fani Willis is damaged goods. Turley said on 'The Ingraham Angle' that the best thing for former President Donald Trump may be for her to continue to lead the case.
"Nobody reading this opinion with these damning findings could possibly believe that Willis can continue to be part of this case," Turley said. "She is prosecuting people for the underlining conduct she is accused of committing with Nathan Wade. False statements given to a court. False filings that have been submitted.
Reason,
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J. D. Zivilleben
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3/16/2024 1:07:23 PM
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Inflation ticked up in the latest figures from the U.S. government's Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), released March 12. It's not a huge rise, but enough to keep the eroding value of the dollar in the headlines, feed Americans' dissatisfaction with the economy, and be received as very bad news by the White House. The president and his allies work hard to claim credit for what they tout as a thriving economy, but all they've done is link the Biden brand to rising prices and a general distaste for the president's management.
The Federalist,
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Mark Hemingway
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3/15/2024 8:45:37 PM
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Last week, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul ordered the National Guard to start patrolling the subways of New York City to deal with the city’s crime problem, which has been metastasizing for years now.
There was a lot of guffawing from the online peanut gallery, and understandably so. In the summer of 2020, Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., had written a New York Times op-ed suggesting the deployment of the military to quell the rioting that destroyed dozens of cities and did billions of dollars in damage. Though polls showed Cotton’s suggestion had popular support, the Times’ own staff revolted against their employer, with several employees publicly
Silver Bulletin,
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Nate Silver
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3/15/2024 5:13:14 PM
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Earlier this week, John Burn-Murdoch of the Financial Times posted a thread that purported to show substantial losses for Democrats among non-white voters, which he termed a “racial realignment”. If you’re an election data junkie, you’ve probably seen it; it’s been viewed more than 7 million times on Twitter. Here is the graphic that kicked it off. It’s worth reading the whole thread. There’s a lot of data, and Burn-Murdoch notes that the problems are particularly bad for Democrats among working-class voters of color, and younger ones. Many Black, Hispanic and Asian American voters have long identified as moderate or conservative rather than liberal, and Burn-Murdoch theorizes that Democrats’ tilt
New York Post,
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Andrew Stein
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It’s time for America to come together and make Donald Trump the next president of the United States.
I was one of those who doubted he could pull off a second presidential victory and backed Nikki Haley.
I was wrong — Trump is ready to be president again, and the country needs him. Indicted 91 times by biased prosecutors out to stop him, Trump has engineered a great comeback.
He proved himself right — he is the one candidate who can overcome the left-wing machine that’s taken over our politics and our institutions. Democrats scream Donald Trump is a threat to democracy while doing everything they can to block voters
Deutsche Welle [Germany],
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Sergey Satanovskiy
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Critics have regularly said Russia is a dictatorship but nonetheless, between March 15 and 17, the country is holding a presidential election.
But the outcome has been predicted long before polls opened: Vladimir Putin, who has been in charge of the country for the past 25 years, will win a fifth term. That means he would remain in power in the Kremlin until at least 2030.
The only clear opposition figure, liberal politician Boris Nadezhdin, has been barred from running by Russian courts, including the Supreme Court, on appeal.
Other candidates include Nikolai Kharitonov, 75, who represents the local Communist Party.
Washington Times,
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David N. Bossie
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3/15/2024 10:31:02 AM
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The 2024 presidential election will be an issues-based campaign whether President Biden likes it or not.
Mr. Biden can try desperate tactics like taunting former President Donald Trump and foolishly threatening to go for his jugular while trying not to fall over, but Americans won’t be distracted from the mess he’s made. Bad Biden policies will be the dominant factor for the next eight months because this race is about which candidate the voters can depend on to address the foreign policy failures, border catastrophe and economic malaise that this president created.
This is precisely the reason Mr. Biden is trailing Mr. Trump in both national and state polls.
Fox News,
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Adam Shaw
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3/14/2024 6:46:55 PM
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Rep. Vicente Gonzalez, D-Texas, in an article published this week, compared Latinos who support former President Trump to "Jews for Hitler" as he discussed GOP outreach in the area, and the remark immediately drew accusations of racism from his Republican challenger in the upcoming election. For [Republicans] to stay in power, even at the state level, they need to convince at least a percentage, even a small percentage, of Latinos to start voting Republican," Gonzalez, who represents an area that includes some of the Rio Grande Valley in Texas, told The New Republic. "If not, they will eventually lose elections.
The Federalist,
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Kash Patel
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3/14/2024 5:03:43 PM
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The greatest con job ever to happen in American politics is the false Jan. 6 “insurrection” narrative. The singular mission of this narrative is to stop Donald Trump from ever setting foot in the Oval Office again.
A key pillar of the left’s propaganda about insurrection is to distort the truth surrounding whether Trump authorized, prior to Jan. 6, the deployment of National Guard troops to keep order on that day. The main architect of this disinformation campaign is former Congresswoman Liz Cheney. During my time on Capitol Hill as the chief investigator for the House Intelligence Committee, I remember briefing then-Congresswoman Cheney on the