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You Might Find This Fascinating As Well: Is the Republican Party’s Loyalty to Donald Trump WaningDemocratic Senator Ed Markey is facing backlash for his participation in a fundraiser for the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, a non-profit organization advocating for LGBTQ rights. While some argue that the fundraising event was a way for Senator Markey to…
The recent lawsuit challenging the Arkansas law that mandates librarians to face criminal charges for providing minors with access to material deemed harmful has sparked a heated debate. On one side, supporters argue that the law aims to protect minors from exposure to indecent or objectionable content, which could negatively impact their moral, social and…
The viral post alleging President Trump’s interference in the judicial system is a classic example of fake news. While the claims of Judge Merchan’s recusal from a case involving a Trump property are not false, the insinuation that Trump had anything to do with it simply falls short of the facts. You Might Also Want…
Recently, a video of President Biden appearing to stumble while boarding Air Force One went viral on social media. The incident sparked debate and concern among Americans about the 78-year-old President’s fitness for the demanding job of running the country. To set the stage, some argue that what happened was just a minor slip, and…
The Alabama State Legislature has recently passed a bill that would prevent the release of lawmakers’ personal information to the public. While some believe this would encourage safety and privacy for lawmakers, others argue it would hinder transparency and accountability. From another angle, proponents of the bill argue that lawmakers are entitled to their privacy…
The Republican National Committee (RNC) has recently set specific qualifications for candidates to participate in the upcoming presidential debate, to be held in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. But is this qualification process fair to all candidates? Some argue that the RNC’s polling and fundraising requirements are standard criteria used to judge a candidate’s viability and support in…
The recent suspension of the debt ceiling by Congress until December 2022 has brought some relief to the potential financial turmoil the US government could have faced. However, the question remains: is this just a temporary fix for a long-term problem? From another angle, the suspension of the debt ceiling can provide room for the…
The sentence handed to Graydon Young, a member of the extremist group Oath Keepers, for his involvement in the January 6th Capitol riot has sparked mixed reactions from people. On one side, those who support the decision believe that it’s a significant indication of the severity of the charges and consequences for those involved in…
The recent controversy surrounding the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) funded program, Operation Backfire, has ignited a heated debate among lawmakers and the public. The program has been criticized for equating Republican and Christian beliefs with Nazi propaganda, a move seen as divisive and offensive by many. Those advocating for the program argue that it…
The proposal for student loan forgiveness has been a hot topic, with the Biden administration aiming to provide financial relief to millions of Americans struggling with the burden of debt. However, the recent letter from GOP officials raises an important point regarding the eligibility of felons for loan forgiveness. To introduce another perspective, forgiving student…