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With Social Security Set to Become Insolvent, Urgency Grows for Congress to Act
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- By Dan Hart - The Washington Stand
Without seeming to make barely a ripple, a startling report was released in June revealing that America’s Social Security program will become insolvent in six years unless substantial reforms are made. Now, lawmakers are beginning to sound the alarm on the rapidly spiraling crisis and are pushing legislation to overhaul the system originally designed to keep elderly Americans out of poverty.
The report, released by the trustees who oversee Social Security, found that the program will become insolvent by 2032 if current spending levels are maintained. At that point, the 70 million American beneficiaries would see their benefits cut by 22% in order for the program to continue operating. The forecast moved the insolvency date up a year from a previous estimate of 2033, citing increased federal spending and a plunging birth rate as primary reasons.
Massachusetts Takes Daughter from Catholic Parents for Refusing to Affirm Trans Identity
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- By Quinn Delamater - The Washington Stand
A Catholic couple in Massachusetts had their daughter taken away by the state under the guise of child abuse after refusing to affirm her so-called transgender identity. In 2024, the 15-year-old child was removed from the home of Joseph and Arlene Kutzko after they say she was secretly socially “transitioned” at Algonquin Regional High School. Now, they’re fighting to get her back before she is medically “transitioned” on high-dose testosterone.
“Here, a public school is ‘stuck on stupid’ by engaging in the willful and dehumanizing practice of destroying both family and child. This school should be closed permanently,” Walt Heyer, senior fellow at Family Research Council, told The Washington Stand. “The school abused the child emotionally and psychologically, causing lifelong damage. My life was destroyed by the trans insanity. Stop the madness.”
Just Ditch It: Nike’s $200 Billion Woke Wipeout
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- By Suzanne Bowdey - The Washington Stand
First, they attacked America. Then adoption. Parental rights. Now, girls’ sports. Honestly, with such a busy schedule of political extremism, it’s a mystery how Nike has time to sell anything. But then, that’s the problem — they aren’t.
The once-iconic brand is in an economic tailspin, bleeding more than $200 billion in market value and losing its coveted spot in the S&P 100. The news, which comes on the heels of an eye-popping 1,000 layoffs in the spring, spells major headaches for the brand that took a blowtorch to its profitability years ago when it launched its phony social justice warrior act. Millions of customers called it quits on Nike after its endorsement of anti-American Colin Kaepernick, who, along with disrespecting our national anthem, persuaded the company to shelve its idea of patriotic shoes.
Which Party Deserves the Majority Next Year?
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- By Eagle Forum
Vote Blue, Go Broke
The November Midterm elections are less than 55 days away. In fact, early voting in some states starts in less than 10 days! Republicans and Democrats are racing to the finish line in hopes to maintain or regain a majority in the U.S. House and Senate next year. Both parties are tackling similar issues, but their solutions and rhetoric are wildly different. One thing is certain: the outcome of November’s elections will have a real impact not only on the economy but American families for years to come.
“Affordability” is the buzz word for both parties during this campaign season and rightfully so. The high cost of groceries, gasoline, housing, and other necessities are daily reminders that prices have not dropped enough yet from the Biden era highs. Republicans have already taken action to lower the cost of living over the last two years.
The Digital Control Grid: AI, Digital ID & the Fight for Liberty with Glenn Meder of Privacy Academy
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- By Catching Fire News
As technology becomes increasingly embedded in our everyday lives, a growing debate is emerging over just how much privacy Americans are willing to surrender in exchange for convenience and security.
At FreedomFest, Sam Bushman of Liberty United sat down with privacy educator Glenn Meder of Privacy Academy to discuss the rapidly changing digital landscape — from social-media algorithms and artificial intelligence to online child-safety laws, digital identification and the future of anonymity on the internet.
The Myth of Voting for the Lesser of Two Evils
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- By James Spurck - Political Analysis
A vote for an imperfect candidate does not necessarily require the surrender of principle. Sometimes it requires the prudence to understand what a vote actually does.
There is a familiar phrase that returns every election season, usually spoken with considerable conviction: “I refuse to vote for the lesser of two evils.”
I understand the sentiment. There is something admirable about a citizen who does not want political expediency to become an excuse for abandoning principle. We should be concerned whenever winning becomes more important than truth, character, or conviction. But there is a problem buried inside that familiar phrase. It assumes that voting for an imperfect candidate necessarily means endorsing the imperfections of that candidate.
I reject that premise.
Agenda 21: Cancel Culture on a World-Wide Scale; Take 2
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- By Kathleen Marquardt - American Policy Center
This article was originally written when Covid hit. We knew very little about the machinations of parts of our government that were working to enhance and spread Covid as far as possible. Now we even know a lot about our government’s hand in producing it and pushing the also dangerous vaccine on us. Some wondered why.
Since 1992, we, at American Policy Center have been pointing out that one of the major goals of Agenda2/Sustainable Development is to reduce the human population by over 90%. Yet many laugh and call us conspiracy theorists. What I don’t understand about this statement is that we had been hearing for decades that the world is overpopulated; that we will run out of space and room for everyone; that we can’t feed so many. At the same time that we were reading Paul Ehrlich’sPopulation Bomb and Population Explosion and the Club of Rome’s The Limits to Growth, America was being called the breadbasket of the world. Of the world! We were sending food all over the world to feed people.
- New Book by Dr. Michael A. Youssef Warns of ‘Unholy Alliance’ Between Socialists and Islamists
- PERKINS: SPLC Fueled Hate. They’re Not the Only Ones Responsible.
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- How Democratic Socialists Are Backed by American CCP Apologists in Shanghai
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- Trump, GOP Senators Demand Senate Remain in Session Until SAVE America Act Passes
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