Shifting from topic to topic, with few connections, is one of several disjointed and occasionally incoherent verbal habits that seem to have increased in Trump’s speech.
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As Sarah wrote earlier this evening, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz’s military service has been called into question after he was straight-up busted for embellishing his record.
By: Philip Klein – nationalreview.com – August 8, 2024 If you can get away with scripted events and the media are happily behaving as a mere extension of your public-relations team, why bother taking questions? If you listen to the real-time accounts of those closest to Secretariat’s stunning win at Belmont, you hear everybody saying he was going way too…
by Alliance Defending Freedom A recent report from the Cato Institute revealed that a whopping 62% of Americans have opinions they’re scared to share with others. For conservatives, that number jumps to 77%. Pushed into silence by a culture of cancellation, many Americans have bought into common myths they hear in the media and from politicians about the First Amendment….
by Alliance Defending Freedom We often hear from our network of pastors, clergy, and church leaders about how they feel burdened by issues at the intersection of faith, politics, and citizenship. The leaders we serve are passionate about advancing justice and edifying God’s people. But given the nuances of the law, many church leaders are uncertain of what they can…
Today people are taught, when it comes to slavery, America was the worst. Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine actually said, “The United States didn’t inheritslavery from anybody; we created it.”
By: John R. Lott Jr. – nationalreview.com – August 7, 2024 Misunderstanding what the crime statistics measure and hiding the rise in crime The false message of the RNC was that [illegal immigration] was leading to an increase in crime,” Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg claimed on Fox News Sunday. “If you look this up at home, you will know that crime went down…
Whether we fall into the category of being so sick of politics already or being unable to look away, every citizen has two choices. First, whether to vote and, second, how to vote.
Bipartisan legislation would require social media sites to take down such explicit imagery and make publishing it a federal crime
NBC News recently reported: ” Former Secret Service officials say it can be difficult to get experienced agents to remain on the job.” It’s enough to make us all nervous.
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