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    Dems Want to Choose Your POTUS, Sharpton Defends Claudine Gay w/ Race & Big WIN for Commerce at the Border Week In Review

    enJanuary 06, 2024

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    • Celebrating Wins and Making a DifferenceSupporting life, staying informed, and improving health are ways to make a positive impact. For $28, you can save a baby's life with Preborn, or boost testosterone levels with CHOC.

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    • Legal battle over Trump's name on Colorado ballot could reach Supreme CourtThe Supreme Court could decide quickly whether Trump's name stays on Colorado and Maine ballots, potentially impacting electoral votes in the general election

      The legal battle over Donald Trump's name appearing on the ballot in Colorado and potentially Maine could be resolved quickly by the Supreme Court. The Colorado Supreme Court has already stayed its own decision pending appeal, and Trump's name is currently on the ballot for the March 5th primary in Colorado. The Supreme Court has the ability to move expeditiously, as demonstrated during Bush vs. Gore when decisions were issued within a matter of days. The outcome of this case could be significant, as Colorado is not anticipated to be a swing state in the general election, but Maine, with its unique electoral vote allocation, could potentially decide the outcome with its single electoral vote per congressional district.

    • Impact of Colorado Supreme Court decision on ballot replacement for third-party candidatesThe Colorado Supreme Court's decision to allow third-party candidates to replace nominees on the ballot could lead to a destructive situation where both parties attempt to remove each other's nominees, potentially benefiting Trump in the primary but backfiring in the general election, and undermining the democratic process.

      The Colorado Supreme Court's decision to allow third-party candidates to replace a political figure on the ballot could have far-reaching consequences if it sets a precedent for other states, particularly swing states. This could lead to a mutually destructive situation where both parties attempt to remove each other's nominees from the ballot. The political ramifications of this could benefit Trump in the primary, as seen in the past when similar actions against him resulted in a surge in support. However, in the general election, it could potentially backfire and tick off independent voters. The media's role in reporting on this issue is also significant, as their coverage (or lack thereof) could impact public perception. Ultimately, the decision could undermine the democratic process and the ability of voters to choose who they want as president.

    • Leftists argue for 'saving democracy,' but struggle to explain connection to democratic processesThe phrase 'saving democracy' from leftists can be questioned, as preventing voters' choices may not contribute to democratic processes. The conversation also touched upon masculinity and the use of natural supplements to boost testosterone levels, as well as Al Sharpton's defense of Tara Reade during the 2020 campaign.

      The argument of "saving democracy" from leftists can be challenged by questioning how preventing voters from choosing their preferred candidate contributes to democracy. During a podcast discussion, it was pointed out that leftists often use this phrase but fail to provide a reasonable response when asked about its connection to democratic processes. The speaker also suggested that this issue might not significantly impact turnout in November but could benefit Trump in the primaries. Additionally, the conversation touched upon the topic of masculinity and the importance of maintaining strength and vitality. The speaker emphasized the historical decline in testosterone levels among men and the potential benefits of using Chalk's natural herbal supplements to boost testosterone levels. Lastly, the discussion mentioned Al Sharpton's defense of Tara Reade during the 2020 presidential campaign, acknowledging that her resignation was not just about a single incident but a pattern of plagiarism allegations against her. Overall, the conversation addressed various topics, including political discourse, masculinity, and ethical issues.

    • Controversy surrounding Claudine Gay's resignation goes beyond anti-Semitic commentsCritics argue Gay's career was built on DEI ideology, plagiarism allegations led to resignation, controversy highlights complexities of academic integrity, free speech, and DEI in academia, intense polarization surrounding these issues.

      The controversy surrounding Claudine Gay's resignation as Harvard University's president goes beyond her alleged anti-Semitic comments. Her academic record, including questions about the integrity of her published work, and her advocacy for diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) have also been criticized. Critics argue that her career was built on DEI ideology, which they view as a form of cultural Marxism that advocates for affirmative discrimination. The resignation was not due to her anti-Israel stance, as the mainstream media may suggest, but rather due to the plagiarism allegations. The controversy highlights the complexities of academic integrity, free speech, and the role of DEI in academia. It also underscores the intense polarization surrounding these issues and the potential consequences for those who hold controversial views.

    • Harvard's handling of hate speech on campusHarvard's commitment to free expression allows for hate speech against Jews, with inconsistent disciplinary actions, raising concerns about transparency and accountability in addressing hate crimes on campus.

      Despite repeated instances of hateful and objectionable speech advocating for genocide against Jews on Harvard's campus, the university has a commitment to free expression and does not always take disciplinary action against students. This includes instances where offers of admission have been rescinded for offensive memes and racist statements, but no action has been taken against students calling for intifada and the elimination of Israel. The university's inability to provide clear answers about the actions taken against these students speaks volumes about their handling of hate speech on campus. The rise of anti-Semitic hate crimes in America, particularly on college campuses, is a critical issue that requires more transparency and accountability from universities like Harvard.

    • Harvard's Hypocrisy Over Free SpeechHarvard University, known for its commitment to donations and free speech, fails to uphold these values when its president faces controversy. The university's board, made up of partisan Democrats, ignored calls for action until pressured. The speaker also discussed men's health and Chalk's herbal supplements to boost testosterone levels.

      Harvard University, despite its commitment to billions in donations and its president's defense of free speech, consistently ranks among the worst universities in the country for protecting free speech. This hypocrisy became apparent when the president became a subject of controversy, with students and editorial boards calling for her resignation. The university's board, composed entirely of hardcore partisan Democrats, refused to address the issue until pressured to do so. Harvard's selective application of free speech policies and the ideological corruption within its leadership highlight the need for reform. Additionally, the speaker emphasized the importance of men's health and masculinity, mentioning the decline in testosterone levels and the availability of Chalk's natural herbal supplements to help boost levels and improve overall well-being.

    • Healthcare technology company reviews insurance claims for errorsHealthLock saves members over $100 million by identifying and rectifying insurance claim errors, while Texas legislation expedites bridge building, bringing an additional $1 billion in trade and commerce and creating thousands of jobs.

      While having health insurance may provide a sense of security, it doesn't cover all out-of-pocket costs. Moreover, medical bills often contain errors, and without expertise, it can be challenging to identify and rectify these issues. HealthLock, a healthcare technology company, can help by securely connecting with your insurance and reviewing claims for errors, saving members over $100 million to date. Meanwhile, on a different note, a significant bipartisan legislative victory took place in Texas, expediting the building of new and expanded bridges across the Rio Grande in Brownsville, Laredo, and Eagle Pass. This legislation, which was introduced and passed by a Texas representative, is estimated to bring an additional $1 billion in trade and commerce and create tens of thousands of jobs.

    • Biden's NEPA policy caused delays and funding issues for cross-border bridge projectsThe Biden administration's NEPA policy added years to the construction process of cross-border bridge projects, hurting commerce and jobs, particularly in Texas and industries like farming, ranching, and manufacturing. A bipartisan coalition passed legislation to expedite the process, addressing both economic and national security concerns.

      The Biden administration's policy of requiring the completion of NEPA reviews before granting presidential permits for cross-border bridge projects caused significant delays and funding issues, adding years to the construction process. This policy hurt commerce and jobs in Texas and the US as a whole, particularly in industries like farming, ranching, and manufacturing. A bipartisan coalition of South Texas congressional representatives, led by Senators Cornyn and Corden, successfully passed legislation to expedite the process, which was signed into law on December 22, 2022. The hypocrisy of this situation is that while the Biden administration advocated for open borders, they imposed bureaucratic roadblocks on legal trade and commerce, allowing illegal immigration to continue unchecked. This policy not only harmed the economy but also raised national security concerns due to the large volume of drugs and other illicit activities coming across the border.

    • New Law Expedites Bridge Permitting ProcessPresident Biden signed a law expediting the approval process for four proposed bridges, with permits expected by April 20, 2023.

      On December 22, 2022, President Joe Biden signed a law that sets a timeline for the approval of permits for four proposed bridges. The State Department has 60 days to make recommendations to the White House, and after that, the president has 60 days to make a determination. If no decision is made, the permit is automatically granted. This means that by April 20, 2023, the presidential permits for these bridges will have been granted, expediting their construction process. Despite the Biden administration's efforts to put roadblocks in the way, this is considered a significant victory. In other news, BritBox is offering a free trial for streaming acclaimed British TV shows, and there's an investigative documentary about the Chinese Communist Party's influence on Hollywood. Additionally, High 5 Casino offers real prizes and Vegas hits, with all winnings going directly to your bank account.

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