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  • No Winner Yet: Fight for White House Could Drag on for Weeks

    No Winner Yet: Fight for White House Could Drag on for Weeks0

    For the first time in years, Americans will wake up Wednesday morning after the presidential election uncertain of who their president will be on Jan. 20. President Donald Trump, a Republican, overperformed expectations in winning Florida. His Democratic opponent, former Vice President Joe Biden, flipped longtime Republican stronghold Arizona. But the key battleground states of

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  • Florida Votes for Job-Killing $15 Minimum Wage

    Florida Votes for Job-Killing $15 Minimum Wage0

    Florida voters had more than just a presidential election on their hands when they went to the polls on Tuesday. A controversial ballot initiative, Florida Amendment 2, offered voters the chance to hike the state’s minimum wage to $15 by 2026. However, due to Florida rules for citizen-driven ballot initiatives, it required 60 percent of

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  • Egg Freezing May Not Deliver the Results Some Women Expect

    Egg Freezing May Not Deliver the Results Some Women Expect0

    Sareena Sharma recently explained to the London Telegraph that she is freezing her eggs at age 27 because she has a cyst on her right ovary that hampers its ability to produce eggs. Doctors have told her this might lead to an early menopause in her late 30s. She also had a severe experience of

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  • Deception, Fraud, and Censorship: What We Can Expect After the Election

    Deception, Fraud, and Censorship: What We Can Expect After the Election0

    One nickname for Satan is “Father of Lies.” In the next few weeks we may well see that Old Scratch has spawned many children and dirty tricks. Fraud and chicanery marked Election Day in several states, and we seem posed to see even more dirty tricks. Breitbart, for instance, reported that official Trump Trump poll

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  • Sam Adams Speaks to Voter ID and Other Election Day Matters

    Sam Adams Speaks to Voter ID and Other Election Day Matters0

    It’s time to head to the polls where the lines will be likely be long, but the election day will be short, to paraphrase a common saying! Our minds, as we stand in line, will likely drift to various poll numbers, final campaign speeches from the candidates, or daydreams of what life will be like

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  • Put Not Your Trust in Princes

    Put Not Your Trust in Princes0

    A disturbing disease infects Americans. It’s not COVID, but it hits the COVID-averse and COVID-could-not-care-less, Democrats and Republicans alike. This disease is one of hate, characterized by the propensity to place our preferred elected officials on the highest pedestal possible, while casting those of alternate political persuasions into the bowels of hell. This doesn’t mean

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  • NYT’s Groupthink Will Remain Unshaken Post-Election

    NYT’s Groupthink Will Remain Unshaken Post-Election0

    What will change tomorrow? Who can say? Will we wake up to the smile of a victorious Joe Biden (likely)? A chastened and contrite Donald Trump (unlikely)? A messy and disputed election (O, please, God, no!)? What will not change is the groupthink at America’s leading newspaper, The New York Times. Let’s wind the clock

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  • Are Our Mayors and Governors Prepared for the Coming Storm?

    Are Our Mayors and Governors Prepared for the Coming Storm?0

    “Forewarned is forearmed.” That old adage, meaning that knowledge of possible dangers or attacks allows us to make preparations to ward them off, should be the motto for all of our elected officials right now, especially governors and mayors in Blue states. For months, these left-leaning politicians have tolerated riots in cities like Minneapolis, Portland,

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  • Action Civics Is Teaching Our Kids to Protest

    Action Civics Is Teaching Our Kids to Protest0

    Many young Americans seem to have a growing disdain for our country. According to a Gallup poll, pride in our nation has declined, especially among young adults. Young adults are taking to the streets and not merely protesting but wreaking havoc, rioting and looting, tearing down statues, and shutting down anyone who doesn’t share their

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