Vaccine Queen; Facebook Blocks Ron Paul From Managing His Own Page; How Do Americans Feel About Impeachment and Big Tech?; ‘You Are Not Allowed to Read This’
Jan. 6 was supposed to be about talking about the very real election fraud that took place during the 2020 Presidential Election. To expose it. To talk about election reform. To review our systems so that this kind of distrust in our electoral process never happens again. Instead, it became a sad referendum on just how easily people are influenced and misled.
With each new day, North Korea increases its knowledge of nuclear science and advances its military program. Eventually, Kim — or whoever is in charge in Pyongyang — will be able to fit nuclear warheads on intercontinental ballistic missiles capable of reaching the United States.
Say It Ain’t so, Joe: The Failure of Biden to Denounce This Impeachment Is a Missed Presidential Opportunity; How Silicon Valley Scions Launched ‘Unprecedented Cover-Up’ in Hunter Biden Case; A Statement from House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy
When Democrats say by let’s be bipartisan, they mean conservatives should surrender.
Unrest Continues as Congress Certifies Biden Victory; New York Congressional Race Remains Undecided as New Congress Sworn In; Supreme Court to Hear Landmark Immigration Case Regarding Asylum Requirements; New York Stock Exchange to Delist Chinese Telecom Stocks; EU Authorizes Moderna COVID Vaccine for Rollout
Republicans Should Learn and Win Again; The Pelosi Rules; Mystery Chinese Firm Approached Hunter Biden with an Offer of Charity — and a More Lucrative Pitch; Hawley Says ‘Antifa Scumbags’ Threatened His Family at Their Home in DC
Tim Scott: Georgia Runoffs Are ‘More Consequential’ Politically ‘Than Anything We’ve Ever Seen in Our Lifetime’; Pence ‘Welcomes’ Efforts of Lawmakers to ‘Raise Objections’ to Electoral College Results; Georgia Sen. Perdue Blasts Ossoff Over Payments by China-Backed ‘Propaganda’ Company: ‘He Got Caught’; San Francisco: Drug Overdoses Have Killed Four Times More People Than COVID; Hispanic, Asian Vote Shifted Sharply to the Right in 2020 Presidential Election
First of all, let me say Happy New Year. Wow. This week is off to an amazing start. Of course, today, we have the remarkable running special elections in Georgia for two Senate seats tonight. Wednesday, we have the beginning of the whole process dealing with the electors and the House and Senate.
Typically, between Christmas and New Year’s is a quiet period but not this year. Many different things were going on simultaneously, so I just wanted to give you a quick overview of my thoughts.
