On July 15 we asked, “How do you view the current COVID-19 situation?” Readers chose between “Things are improving – the death rate is falling”, “Things are getting worse – cases are on the rise” and “I am not sure.”
Amid the racial unrest currently plaguing America, the idea of paying reparations to black Americans to atone for slavery is, once again, gaining popularity.
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When President Trump announced Operation LeGend to stop growing urban violence, many leftwing Democrats and propaganda media members criticized it as inappropriate federal intervention.
Newt explains why it is critical to understand the President’s and Attorney General’s statements announcing Operation LeGend, the federal intervention in crime-ridden cities, and how the effort relates to previous riots in major American cities.
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The Trump administration is considering withdrawing American soldiers from South Korea. This is a dangerous idea. Even a partial withdrawal — let alone the removal of all 28,500 troops stationed there — would be a grave mistake.
Nearly every organization of pediatricians and children-oriented specialists have said it is vital for children to be back in school. However, to the teachers’ unions, the children don’t matter. Power matters.
As violence escalates during protests in Portland, Oregon, Newt said on Fox & Friends Tuesday, that President Trump must defend Americans when the state or local authorities fail to step in to help.
How can you possibly have a public policy for dealing with COVID if your data is eight weeks old? However, that understates the problem last week when the CDC reported 1,099 deaths. The World Health Organization estimated American deaths at 4,869. The Washington Post had a range between 4,900 and 6,300, and The New York times reported 5,379 for the week. Now, how can you possibly shape policy when you have a variance of 600 percent among the different estimates?