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Senator Ernie Lopez announced Friday that he will not be seeking re-election to a fourth term in the Delaware State Senate. Senator Lopez served the people of the 6th district for the last decade. In a statement, he said in part quote “it has been a tremendous honor to serve you and your families.” He …
Senator Ernie Lopez announces upcoming retirement Read More »
America has faced great challenges during the past year and a half: the CCP virus, deep political division, and the aggression of communist China. How have our teachers’ unions responded to these challenges? During the pandemic, front-line workers, such as doctors, nurses, and other hospital workers, dealt directly with sick and contagious patients, while other …
Gov. Larry Hogan on Friday proclaimed July 17-25 “Maryland Buy Local Week” to support farms and seafood operations across the state that continue to provide Marylanders with fresh, local products. Throughout the week, Marylanders are encouraged to participate in the Buy Local Challenge by incorporating at least one locally grown, produced, or harvested product into their meals each …
Former VP Mike Pence and former US Ambassador to the UN, Nikki Haley are absolute proof that the Republican Party is lost in space. Their latest demands are right out of Chapter One in Jimmy Carter’s book on how to do everything wrong as a President. Yesterday, VP Pence talked about the Olympics while encouraging Biden …
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam is calling for using $700 million in federal coronavirus relief money to expand broadband infrastructure in the state. If successful, he said every home and business in the state would have access to high-speed internet connectivity, making Virginia the first state in the country able to make that claim. Northam said …
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Update (1034 ET): Local newspaper “Daily Maverick” warns parts of South Africa “are on the brink of severe fuel and food shortages, with key supply routes” severed due to social unrest. Since the riots began last week, following former president Jacob Zuma’s imprisonment for contempt of court, dozens of goods trucks have been targeted by roving …
The investigation into one of Hunter Biden’s many sordid affairs was punted until after Election Day — a more politically convenient time for the Biden family — by those investigating the first son, according to a new report published Friday morning. As Townhall reported on December 9, 2020 — barely a month after Election Day — Joe …
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US drug-overdose deaths soared to a record 93,331 in 2020 during the Covid lockdowns, according to the CDC. The CDC said the increase in overdose deaths was driven by fentanyl and stress related to the lockdowns.’ 12 Month-ending Provisional Number of Drug Overdose Deaths: More
Both Ocean City’s Fire Company and Police Department responded to a report Friday night of four simmers in distress in the Atlantic Ocean. The crews were on the scene approximately at 8:39 p.m. on the beach at 19th St. According to OCPD, all four swimmers were pulled out of the water. One of the swimmers …
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When you close your eyes and picture the single-handed savior of free speech what do you see? Is it a broad-chested guttural-roaring giant a la Alex Jones? Maybe a waxy suit-and-and tie sporting robotic businessman injection-molded from Elon Musk’s shell? You’d be dead wrong on both counts. Erik Finman is the world’s youngest Bitcoin millionaire …
BIG BLOW TO BIG TECH: Erik Finman Launches New Free-Speech Focused “Freedom” Phone Read More »