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Colorado attempts to Remove Trump from the Ballot
The State of Colorado attempted to remove Former President Donald J. Trump from the 2024 primary ballot. The majority liberal court in a 4-3 decision made history by being the first state Supreme Court to invoke the Insurrection Clause to remove a candidate from the ballot. In response, the Republican Party and Trump filed separate
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RNHA ISSUES STATEMENT ON THE SOUTHERN BORDER CRISIS
To our Cuban brothers and sisters who have suffered decades of repression and extreme hardship, know that WE THE PEOPLE of the United States of America, support your fight for Freedom! Know that “Tu día ya viene llegando!”
RNHA Demands Biden to take Action in Favor of Cuba
To our Cuban brothers and sisters who have suffered decades of repression and extreme hardship, know that WE THE PEOPLE of the United States of America, support your fight for Freedom! Know that “Tu día ya viene llegando!”
History of Censorship in America
In early January, Project Veritas released a video of PBS firing their principal counsel lawyer, Michael Beller after recommending the forceful re-education of Trump supporters’ children at ” enlightenment camps. Following this disturbing reveal one would expect public figures across the country to decry the notion that to re-educate Americans who support opposing ideas or figures.
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RNHA Hispanic Heritage Spotlight 2020 Honors Pedro Celis
About Pedro Celis The RNHA is proud to recognize Pedro Celis for his many years of service to the Republican National Hispanic Assembly. Pedro Celis was born in Mexico and works in the field of computer science. In 1979, Celis obtained a bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering from the Monterey Institute of Technology and Higher
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Hispanic Heritage Spotlight 2020
About Raul “Danny” Vargas The RNHA is proud to recognize Raul Danny Vargas for Hispanic Heritage Month. He is an American businessman, political activist, and U.S Air Force veteran. Raul Danny Vargas was born in New York City and grew up in Brooklyn New York. His parents were from Puerto Rico and by the age
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Can Today’s Vaccines be related to ID2020 Mandate?
In the stimulus package that was recently passed in Congress to address the COVID-19 epidemic, there is a provision that establishes a U.S Digital Dollar. The Digital Dollar added to the bill by Democrats and part of a Digital Wallet that is to be controlled by the Federal Reserve. In the Stimulus package, the Digital
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The Oval Perspective
Growing up in Mexico, I loved Saturdays because that meant I would be watching college football all day. A big part of the experience of watching football games for me was listening to the anthem. It is hard to describe the feeling I had when I heard the Star Spangled Banner being played at the
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President Trump on the Successfully Negotiated Ceasefire: ‘This Is A Great Day For Civilization’
What You Need To Know The Trump Administration’s diplomatic efforts have been successful in achieving a cease-fire in northeast Syria. President Trump directed a U.S. delegation, including Vice President Pence and Secretary of State Pompeo, to conduct negotiations with Turkey. This good faith effort represents the Trump Administration’s strong commitment to resolving the situation
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Hispanic Heritage Month Spotlight
The Republican National Hispanic Assembly is proud to honor James Edward Campos, Director of the Office of Economic Impact and Diversity at the United States Department of Energy, as our honoree this National Hispanic Heritage Month. James Edward Campos was nominated by the President of the United States and confirmed by the United States Senate
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