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    Elizabeth Warren to Teen Vogue: Abortion Is About ‘Functioning of Our Democracy’

    Abortion is about “the functioning of our democracy,” Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., told Teen Vogue in an interview published Monday. Warren told the teen publication that “voting and access to abortion are basic” rights that are “about the functioning of our democracy and about the protection of personal autonomy.” “Protection of the vote means your voice gets…
    Mary Margaret Olohan
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    Border Crisis Is No Accident. It’s Biden Making Good on Campaign Promises.

    If you wanted to make up something to depict President Joe Biden as the cause of the border crisis, you might invent a scenario in which he was just turning illegal immigrants loose into the interior of the country. Such a situation might easily be dismissed by skeptics as too much of a caricature of…
    Tim Murtaugh
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    Biden Border ‘Blueprint’: Unfair, Disorderly, and Inhumane

    The Biden administration is hoping that if it repeats the words describing its border process as “fair, orderly, and humane” enough times, Americans will begin to believe it. Never mind what Americans’ lying eyes actually see every day at the border. The administration this week released its “Blueprint for a Fair, Orderly and Humane Immigration…
    Lora Ries
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    Biden Touts Stronger ‘Buy American’ Rules for Taxpayer-Financed Purchases

    President Joe Biden announced proposed changes to the Buy American Act on Wednesday that would increase the requirement for U.S.-produced components in products bought by the federal government. The proposed rule would mandate all products bought with taxpayer dollars to have at least 60% of their components manufactured in the U.S., the Biden administration announced…
    Ailan Evans
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    To Follow the Science, Biden Administration Should Free the Science

    CDC can stand for many things: Conspiracy for Deceptive Calculations, Cartel for Democrats after Coronavirus—and probably more. But one thing the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention should stand for is good science. Whether it does is up for debate, as public health experts like Dr. Martin Makary have criticized the agency for public health…
    Tony Perkins
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    Biden’s Baleful Border Betrayal

    Is there anything the left won’t blame on its fantastical scapegoat, climate change? Don’t bet on it. Its latest dodge is blaming the border crisis, which it created, on the climate crisis, which it invented. A Politico article is headlined, “It’s Not a Border Crisis. It’s a Climate Crisis.” That’s a convenient twofer. Never let…
    David Limbaugh
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    Biden Adopted Vague ‘30 by 30’ Conservation Plan From ‘Radical Environmental Groups,’ Nebraska Governor Says

    President Joe Biden’s proposed plan to conserve 30% of America’s land by 2030 lacks needed details, Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts says. The Biden administration has not provided details on how it intends to accomplish the goal, but enough is known about Biden’s “30 by 30” conservation initiative to know that it won’t serve the best…
    Virginia Allen
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    Senate Republicans Block Debate of Biden Infrastructure Package

    Senate Republicans rejected an effort Wednesday to begin debate on the bipartisan infrastructure deal endorsed by President Joe Biden, saying the vote came too early and the bill was not yet finalized. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer scheduled the procedural vote in an attempt to begin debate on the package, but after filing cloture on…
    Andrew Trunsky
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    Congress, Biden Appear Determined to Undermine Military Justice System

    After years of trying unsuccessfully, efforts by Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand to upend the current military justice system now appear to have the support needed to succeed.  The New York Democrat’s bill—euphemistically misnamed the Military Justice Improvement and Increasing Prevention Act—would strip the authority from military commanders to enforce good order and discipline for those under…
    Thomas Spoehr
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    The Costs of Biden’s Big Government

    It is one of the unfortunate ironies coming out of the Biden administration that, with all the obsession about so-called equity, policies it is putting forth will only hurt the very low-income Americans it pretends to want to help. The Biden administration is growing government at a record pace.  If what it wants is opportunity…
    Star Parker
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    Glowing Vogue Profile of Jill Biden Is Publicity, Not News

    So much of what people call “news” isn’t hard facts. There’s a less favorable word for it: publicity. When Democrats rule, news meets a dam, and publicity overflows. On June 29, ABC’s “Good Morning America” aired several minutes of this, swooning over Jill Biden and promoting a preposterously positive cover story in the August issue…
    Tim Graham
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    Strike 3: Why Biden Commission Should Reject Court Packing

    President Joe Biden’s Supreme Court commission is up and running, keeping alive the calls for court packing. This plan for a hostile takeover of the Supreme Court has been rejected not once but twice in American history. The commission can put it to rest for good. Court packing means expanding the number of positions on…
    Thomas Jipping
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    Biden Administration Is Skewing Carbon Numbers to Push Regulations

    The social cost of carbon is a climate economics construct used to quantify the damages associated with carbon dioxide emissions. The Biden administration wants to use the social cost of carbon in public policy to justify its regulatory agenda. The administration recently invited the public to comment on the Interagency Working Group’s interim technical support document…
    Kevin Dayaratna
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    Biden Is Soft on the New Slavery

    “We’re finally now getting to the point where we’re going to be addressing the original sin of this country, 400 years old,” candidate Joe Biden told Wisconsin voters in September 2020, “slavery and all the vestiges of it.”  On his first day in office, President Biden signed an executive order that cited “the Civil War…
    Deroy Murdock
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    2022 Budget: Early Signs Defense Is Not a Biden Administration Priority

    When the Office of Management and Budget released its 2022 budget request, President Joe Biden stated, “Where we choose to invest speaks to what we value as a Nation.” On that basis, the Biden administration does not value United States armed forces. Biden’s budget reflects more interest in an unprecedented expansion of the federal government…
    Frederico Bartels
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    In Third Obamacare Decision, Supreme Court Doesn’t Decide Whether Its Constitutional

    The Supreme Court handed down its decision Thursday in California v. Texas, the third challenge to the Affordable Care Act, colloquially called Obamacare.  The high court held that the various states and individuals who brought the suit did not have standing to challenge the law. The mandate and the rest of the act survive. Importantly,…
    GianCarlo Canaparo
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    With Obamacare Still on Books, Americans in Dire Need of Better Insurance Options

    Now that the Supreme Court has just—yet again—left the Affordable Care Act on the books, it’s a good time to ask just how well the program is doing.  A good place to start: how is it working to help the sick? And why are people still saying they want better options?  For example, as more people…
    John Goodman
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    Obamacare’s Side Effects: Higher Costs, Lower Choices

    One of the main goals of Obamacare, formally known as the Affordable Care Act, was to make individual insurance cheaper and more accessible for Americans. The health care law imposed new mandates and regulations on the market for individual insurance, and the data indicates these reforms did exactly the opposite of the goal: In nearly…
    Abigail Slagle
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    Biden Administration Is Forcing Navy to Make False Choice

    The executive branch showers the federal government with easy money. It seems odd, then, that the federal government is making the Department of Defense choose between a false set of budget options when investing in defense—especially the Navy and cybersecurity—yields high returns. Consider the following events that have taken place over the past three months:…
    Brent Sadler
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    Biden Administration Uses Term ‘Birthing Person’ Instead of ‘Mother’

    Joe Biden ran on an absurdly radical platform for a “moderate,” but it looks like he saved a lot of his truly crazy ideas for the White House. Just when Americans think his policies can’t get any more deranged, he unleashes a budget that cancels moms. In a bizarre attempt to transgender the English language,…
    Tony Perkins
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