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Nov 03 2023
News
Joel Rosenberg: Biden Israel Aid Veto Threat 'Terrible Mistake'
You’ve got to be kidding me. President Joe Biden is actually threatening to veto emergency military aid to Israel. Has he completely lost his mind? Biden just flew over here and vowed to have our back in this ghastly war, come what may. Setting aside all partisanship, I thanked him for doing so, writing on All Israel News that Biden deserved credit both for being the first American president
Newsmax (News)Oct 26 2023
News
Judge Orders Georgia to Redraw District Maps
A federal judge on Thursday ordered Georgia to draw new congressional and state legislative maps to better represent Black voters after finding the state’s current maps violated a section of the federal Voting Rights Act. A group of civil activists and religious leaders challenged the maps drawn by the Republican-controlled General Assembly, saying the Black community’s voting power was being
Wall Street Journal (News)Oct 23 2023
News
Rural People Don’t Practice Religion More than their Urban Counterparts, Survey Shows
The notion of a hyper-religious rural America, one that stands in direct contrast to a modern and secularizing urban America, is pervasive. But the numbers just don’t support that stereotype.
Factors like income, race, partisanship, age, and education influence religious attendance more than geography does.
During my first semester of graduate school, I wrote a paper criticizing
The Daily YonderSep 29 2023
News
Biden honors McCain, denounces anti-democracy movement in Tempe visit
President Joe Biden honored the late Sen. John McCain on Thursday, delivering remarks in Tempe after Arizona State University announced a new library to house the archives of the longtime Arizonan.Biden’s remarks focused on how he worked across the political aisle with McCain during their years in the U.S. Senate, contrasting their story with current-day partisanship and increasing threats to
Sep 02 2023
News
Former White House official rails against DeSantis’s ‘small and petty’ decision not to meet Biden
Former White House communications director Kate Bedingfield on Friday called Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’s decision to forego a meeting with President Biden during his trip to the Sunshine State “small and petty.” “It is a really unfortunate time for Ron DeSantis to choose to be small, and petty,” Bedingfield said on CNN. “This is a moment where people are hurting, they want to see their leaders
The HillAug 20 2023
News
Manchin blasts polarized political parties amid talk of No Labels ‘unity ticket’ for 2024
The polarization of American politics played into one moderate senator’s rip on partisanship fueling ongoing speculation of a third party bid. “All they’re asking for is ‘Do the citizens of the United States want some other options?'” West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin’s (D) flirtation with leaving the Democratic Party only intensified with his alignment with the No Labels Party and his own
Bizpac ReviewAug 22 2023
News
Matt Gaetz introduces measure to censure judge in Trump Jan. 6 case over ‘political bias’
Rep. Matt Gaetz recently introduced a resolution to censure and investigate the federal judge overseeing the case against former President Donald Trump related to efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election.
Mr. Gaetz, Florida Republican, accused U.S. District Court Judge Tanya Chutkan of showing “open bias and partisanship” in her official capacity as a judge.
The push
Washington TimesAug 06 2023
News
Elon Musk Says Twitter Will Pay Legal Fees For People Canceled For Likes, Posts
Elon Musk announced in a tweet Saturday that Twitter would pay the legal bills of people who are treated unfairly by employers for engaging with content on the platform. Cancel culture is a hot topic on Twitter recently, with NASCAR driver Noah Gregson getting suspended for liking a meme and the president of the Center for the Study of Partisanship and Ideology, Richard Hanania, coming under
The Daily CallerSep 22 2023
Opinion
Why Kevin McCarthy Can’t Do His Job
The speaker of the House is the only congressional officer mentioned in the Constitution, other than a temporary Senate officer to preside when the vice president can’t. The speaker’s job isn’t defined, but surely it includes passing legislation that keeps the federal government running.
But Kevin McCarthy, the current speaker, isn’t doing that job. Indeed, at this point it’s hard to
Paul KrugmanSep 07 2023
Opinion
2 reasons Republicans are done with McConnell
Democrats have long abhorred Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) for the many ways he has bedeviled them, but the gravest threat to his leadership is now coming from inside his own party. On two recent occasions, McConnell froze while talking to reporters, raising questions about whether the 81-year-old can still perform his duties, and some Republicans appear to be unsheathing
Washington Post