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A Day to Celebrate our Liberty
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- By Anne Schlafly - Eagle Forum Chairman
Freedom First
Yesterday was the 250th anniversary of this quote: “Is life so dear, or peace so sweet, as to be purchased at the price of chains and slavery? Forbid it, Almighty God! I know not what course others may take; but as for me, give me liberty or give me death!”
Patrick Henry gave that speech at the Second Virginia Convention, which was held at St. John's Episcopal Church in Richmond, Virginia. Yes, a political convention with fiery speeches took place in a church! Henry made a bold and eloquent statement that challenged his fellow delegates to think of independence from Great Britain. Another way to phrase Henry's line is that it is better to die on your feet than to live on your knees.
Victor Davis Hanson: Democrats’ 10-Part Strategy to Stopping Trump (At Any Cost)
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- By The Daily Signal
Despite their unprecedented unpopularity, Democrats aren’t operating in a nihilistic vacuum. They are currently carrying out a highly organized counter-agenda. Victor Davis Hanson breaks down this agenda into 10 key themes on today’s episode of “Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words.”
Democrats think “ Donald Trump must be considered, as Chris Matthews just said, a Mussolini-like figure. He must be opposed in every aspect. He must be demonized. Everything he does is evil. And by extension, the same is true of Elon Musk.
“ The second thing I’ve noticed, very quickly, is ICE is wrong. You have to stop ICE from deporting anybody, even if they’re a criminal.
“ There should be no cuts. No cuts in the federal government. We have a $1.7 trillion deficit. … We’re not going to discuss it. All we know is there should be no layoffs.”
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Chief Justice Roberts Can Avert an Impending Constitutional Crisis - But Will He?
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- By Suzanne Bowdey - The Washington Stand
For nearly a decade, Democrats have campaigned on little more than the message that President Donald Trump is Adolf Hitler reincarnated. Although Trump won both the electoral and popular votes in November, effectively having been given a mandate from the American people to govern the nation, the old cries of “Dictator!” may soon be heard again from the progressive corners of the nation — unless the U.S. Supreme Court steps in and averts a rapidly approaching constitutional crisis.
Left to Die: Planned Parenthood Delayed Care for Dying Teen -- Bombshell Testimony Exposes Horrific Negligence
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- By Operation Rescue
Operation Rescue to Demand Justice, Filing Complaints with Medical Board
FORT COLLINS, Colo. -- Operation Rescue has launched a full investigation into the death of Alexis “Lexi” Arguello, an 18-year-old Colorado girl who died from abortion complications on February 6, after delayed emergency transport from the Fort Collins Planned Parenthood.
“Our team has been gathering information on this death for weeks, slowly piecing together exactly what happened,” said Sarah Neely, Chief Operating Officer of Operation Rescue. “On March 12, however, testimony during a hearing with the Colorado Committee of Health and Human Services confirmed everything we have been investigating, including Planned Parenthood’s suspected failings.”
Johnson on Schumer's Surrender: 'Buckle Up. ...[We're] Building Muscle Memory for Winning'
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- By Suzanne Bowdey - The Washington Stand
Apart from Donald Trump, no one is more unpopular among Democrats right now than the Senate’s Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.). The longtime leader infuriated his party Friday, surrendering on the government shutdown and handing Republicans a victory that can only be described as miraculous. Not only was his decision to cave after days of tough talk a shock, it’s also making Schumer the target of “volcanic anger” in his own party. As one Democratic aide put it after the vote, “I’ve never seen anything like it in the time I’ve been in the Senate ...” And as far as conservatives are concerned, Schumer had it coming.
Council’s Role in Guiding Development and Zoning
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- By Benton Blount - Chairman of Greenville County Council
Greenville County Council plays a big role in shaping local development through zoning laws and planning decisions. The County Council doesn’t build houses or shopping centers itself – instead, it sets the rules that guide where and how development can happen. These rules (known as zoning ordinances) must follow South Carolina’s state laws on planning. Council members work with the county’s planning commission and staff to update zoning maps, consider rezoning requests, and make sure new growth fits the community’s comprehensive plan. In short, County Council creates the framework for development, aiming to balance growth with residents’ needs.
Supreme Court Rules Utah Doesn't Have a Right to Its Own Land
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- By Kathleen Marquardt - American Policy Center
In 2013, Utah submitted its Transfer of Public Lands Act to the federal government, calling on it “to fulfill its pledge under the state’s Enabling Act to dispose of most federal lands in the state, some of which would be placed back to the state.
Eleven years later, in January of this year, the Supreme Court refused Utah’s filing to bring 18.5 million acres of its land and its resources under state control. This is unappropriated land – that is, land that is not designated as national monuments, national ports, or land held for military bases or held in trust for Indian reservations. The decision came in a brief order with no explanation of its reasoning.
This is about land and ownership. Should the federal government control our land or should we the People and our states?
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