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I’m reading an amazing article by Martin Bennett entitled “When Christmas was canceled: a lesson from history.” It is about when Christmas was banned in 1647 in Britain during the English civil war, and people rebelled all across the country. They said you couldn’t ban Christmas, and they actively opposed the government. It’s a remarkable story related to what you may see in the coming weeks as we come closer to the Christmas holiday.
Then you have the runoff election in Georgia with two strong Republican candidates. However, there’s still a question of whether we can win both the campaign and the election.
The number of different things is so much bigger than I would have guessed on Oct. 1, and the degree of this mess is so much greater, that I can’t tell you today how it’s going to come out. So, I’ll continue to try to brief you as much as I can, but I’m also just trying to figure out what the devil’s going on.
In his latest podcast episode, Gianno Caldwell talks with Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron. It is Cameron’s longform interview. He covers the intricacies of the Breonna Taylor case, its effects on Cameron’s family, and his budding political future.
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Lieutenant General Michael Flynn served our country for 33 years in the U.S. Army. He comes from a long line of patriots in his family. In this two-part series, General Flynn tells his personal story of service, sacrifice and being embroiled in Russiagate, and finally receiving a pardon from President Donald Trump. In Part 1, we’ll talk about his years of military service.
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Voters are looking for a new generation of leaders. Congresswoman Elise Stefanik (R-NY-21st) is the founder of E-PAC, who’s mission is to increase the number of Republican women serving in Congress by supporting top Republican female candidates in the primaries and in this election cycle, she worked to get 18 Republican women elected to Congress.
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Earlier this week, we asked readers “How would you rate Kevin McCarthy as a Republican House leader?” on a scale of 1 to 5, with 1 being poor and 5 being excellent. The verdict is in after a total of 289 votes were cast. McCarthy’s leadership in the House received a mostly favorable response.
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Newt: ” Every American deserves to know that this is an honest election. Every American deserves to know that their vote counted and wasn’t either stolen or submerged by stolen votes, and so from the standpoint of the American people, we ought to insist on getting to the bottom of this.”
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CJ discusses the craziest week in Georgia history, how he has been chosen as a plaintiff in the case against Governor Kemp and how we fight before he has to make his Electoral College vote in the state of Georgia.
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Love them or hate them, the Trumps will remain a major force in politics — regardless of who’s inaugurated president on January 20, 2021. On this episode, Gianno explains why before interviewing President Trump’s daughter-in-law, Lara Trump in a can’t-miss conversation. They discuss the results of the 2020 election, the president’s mindset, and Lara’s prospective run for U.S. Senate in 2022, among many other topics.
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The national implications of the Georgia race go from coast to coast. Democratic Minority Leader and New York Sen. Chuck Schumer promised to “take Georgia” and then “change the world.”
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