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To Tariff, or Not to Tariff?

To tariff, or not to tariff, that is the question to which President Donald Trump has, in recent days, given different answers. On Monday, hours before tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports were scheduled to take effect, Trump paused them for 30 days. The next day, yet another tariff, this one on goods from China, came into force. Before Trump...

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Illiterate Teachers? NJ “Education” Ridiculed for Dropping “Basic Skills” Requirement – Liberty Sentinel

New Jersey is fast becoming an international laughingstock as news of its recent decision to end the basic-skills testing requirement for teachers makes international headlines. But of course, this should not be surprising: reading, writing, and math are hardly important when the goal is to dumb-down and indoctrinate rather than educate children. Just this month, a new first highlighted by The...

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Biden Regime Ruthlessly Targeted Christian Education, Report Finds – Liberty Sentinel

While Americans were focused on the weaponization of federal law enforcement and the justice system, the Biden administration was also quietly but ruthlessly weaponizing the U.S. Department of Education against Christian institutions as well. Those are the findings of a shocking new report by the pro-family group American Principles Project. The numbers are shocking but hard to deny. According to...

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Rigging the Climate Agenda – Liberty Sentinel

BAKU, Azerbaijan — It’s the climate, stupid! The increasingly discredited hypothesis that human emissions of CO2 are driving dangerous global warming underpins almost every key element of the globalist agenda. With the election of Donald Trump, that agenda now stands at an historic crossroads.  In the years to come, there are two possible futures. In one, humanity will face global totalitarian...

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Is Demography Still Destiny After 2024?

In winning reelection, Donald Trump lost the Hispanic vote by a much smaller margin than he and other Republican candidates lost it in the past. According to exit polls, Hillary Clinton won Hispanics 66–28 when she faced Trump in 2016, but this year Kamala Harris won the group by just 52–46. Contradicting the Republican National Committee’s 2013 “autopsy,” which claimed...

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Bill to End Dept of Ed Would Shift Many Functions to Other Agencies – Liberty Sentinel

Legislation filed in the U.S. Senate last month would end the U.S. Department of Education, but it would also redistribute many of its key functions to other federal departments and agencies. Much of the remaining funding would simply be handed to the states as block grants with some strings attached. Echoing Ronald Reagan’s pledge, President-elect Donald Trump has repeatedly promised...

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‘Self-Deportation’ Is Back

Politics ‘Self-Deportation’ Is Back Mitt Romney is hardly remembered as an immigration firebrand, but Donald Trump could learn from some of his 2012 proposals. Credit: a katz/Shutterstock When Mitt Romney was defeated in the 2012 presidential election, winning just 27 percent of the Hispanic vote, many postmortems concluded that his rhetoric on immigration was too harsh. The Republican National Committee...

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2024 Doesn’t Disprove Concerns About Election Integrity – It Validates Them – Liberty Sentinel

By Luke Edison The Red Wave of 2024 left Republicans with control of the executive, judicial, and legislative branches of government; leftists scrambled to find a morale-boosting “win” to rally around. One of the most commonly grasped-at straws was the idea that Republican victories in 2024 disproved right-wing claims that widespread errors and fraud would be present as they were...

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GOP Goes “Green” While Elon Musk Embraces Carbon Tax. What will Trump Do? – Liberty Sentinel

A Republican group of lawmakers attended the United Nations COP29 “climate” summit in Baku, Azerbaijan. While many thought the crew would disarm climate negotiations in light of Trump’s mandate win, the GOP Congressman embraced “sustainable” energy and progressive climate policies, explained The New Americans’ senior editor Alex Newman on Behind The Deep State. Meanwhile, Elon Musk, Trump’s close ally and a leader...

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The ‘Foreign Asset’ Smear Is Antidemocratic

Politics The ‘Foreign Asset’ Smear Is Antidemocratic Calling Tulsi Gabbard a “Russian asset” is the latest iteration of a long American tradition of stifling debate. Credit: Consolidated News Photos/Shutterstock “Yes. There’s no question. I consider her someone who is likely a Russian asset.” Such was the incendiary accusation that Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL) leveled at the former congresswoman for...

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Islamo-Marxist Regime Leads UN Push for “Greening” Education – Liberty Sentinel

BAKU, Azerbaijan — Children must be “educated” to become “green” activists for radical political and economic transformation to save the planet from alleged man-made global warming, top officials from the Islamo-Marxist regime told governments and kleptocrats assembled at the 29th annual United Nations “climate change” summit. The regime in the “former” Soviet Republic of Azerbaijan, which hosted the controversial UN summit,...

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GOP Lawmakers at UN Embrace Oil, Gas … & Democrats’ War on CO2? – Liberty Sentinel

BAKU, Azerbaijan — The United States will move full-speed ahead on expanding energy including oil and gas, explained Republican lawmakers who arrived at the 29th annual United Nations climate summit in the wake of climate skeptic Donald Trump’s victory. It is a matter of national security, the members of Congress said.    However, the GOP congressmen also appeared to embrace...

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NJ Democrats Protect “Freedom” to Give Obscene Material to Children – Liberty Sentinel

Democrat lawmakers in New Jersey just passed a bill granting government employees immunity from civil and criminal liability when giving children access to obscene materials at school or in libraries, sparking outrage among those seeking to protect minors. Predators, groomers, and perverts rejoiced at the news. The so-called “Freedom to Read Act,” passed by the State Senate on Monday after...

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Approval of Supreme Court Improving Despite Media Attacks

supremecourt.gov Marquette Law School’s latest national survey of how Americans rate the Supreme Court contains some hidden gems. Despite relentless attacks on the high court’s ideology and integrity by the lawless mainstream media, the individuals surveyed hold the Court in increasing esteem and regard. And they avidly support one of the high court’s most controversial and important decisions, New York...

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Trump Campaign Files FEC Complaint on Britain’s Labour Party Election Interference

Darren415/iStock/Getty Images Plus The Trump campaign has filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) to stop the British Labour Party’s election interference.As The New American reported last week, a Labour Party chieftain announced that the party was sending 100 volunteers to the battleground states to corral votes for Vice President Kamala Harris. The effort is very likely an...

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Schumer, Dems pre-election report urges voters to be wary of ‘misinformation’ about results

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., and other Democrats in the upper chamber warned Americans in a new report that "counting ballots may take longer" in some places and they "should be prepared to reject misinformation" about the upcoming election.Schumer, alongside Senate Rules Committee Chair Amy Klobuchar, D-Minn., Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn., Sen. Martin Heinrich, D-N.M.,...

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‘Polarizing’ way of picking party nominees targeted in ballot questions in these 6 states

A ballot initiative to implement open primary voting across six states is gaining momentum, according to advocates of the proposal who say it will eliminate "polarizing" and "extreme" candidates from making it onto the ballot, allowing a more diverse group of candidates to represent voters.Proponents hope this year's success is indicative of future changes to U.S. elections.Colorado, Arizona, Idaho, South...

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