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The “Student Demonstration” at Rice University
As media flooded Rice University’s Baker Institute for Public Policy in Houston, Texas, a protest was held outside Baker Institute. The university’s news and media announced, on March 28th, Vice President Mike Pence would address the issue with Venezuela on April 5th. However, students were not in unison with the university’s belief of allowing the
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OP-ED: The Americans Demand Transparency from the Left
After almost two years of one of the most controversial investigations of a sitting United States President, the Department of Justice concluded President Donald Trump has finally been vindicated. Monday morning March 22nd,2019 special counsel and independent investigator Robert Mueller cleared the President of all allegations concerning Russia. Americans have witnessed the entire mainstream media
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Rice University Students Petitions VP Pence Off University Grounds
Rice University, commonly known for being a private research institution, lies in the heart of Houston, Texas. On March 28th, Rice University News & Media announced Vice President Mike Pence will deliver remarks to the community about Venezuela on April 5th at the University’s Baker Institute for Public Policy. As this announcement swirled with additional
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Nevada’s Day of Redress of Grievances
Nevada – American Patriots came out wearing their MAGA hats along with pro-American gear, ready to address the specific issues of securing American borders. Nevada patriots gathered at 8:30 am Saturday and took a stand against sanctuary cities and sanctuary states. They came to voice their concerns against many issues that were important to them
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Every Baby’s Life Matters!
The liberal push for Abortion on demand was an Obama Care option when Americans were signing up for healthcare. Abortion is more than just a medical procedure it effectively ends a human life. These terms of death are purposely overlooked and pushed in medical terms in relation to healthcare to sidetrack one’s consciousness and way
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The Hispanic vote Lead Rick Scott To Victory
Hispanic American voters and Governor Rick Scott created a Spanish Campaign Ad (shown above) before the elections. Apparently, his efforts to reach out to his Hispanic constituencies did indeed work in his favor as he came to victory in the November 2018 Mid-term elections. Recently, Florida’s Hispanic voters, as well as the GOP party membership,
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Daniel Crenshaw Refuses Pay Amid Government Shutdown
Congressman Dan Crenshaw wrote a letter to the Chief Administrative Officer today to have the government hold his paycheck during the Government Shutdown. During the Shutdown, Congress is still getting paid however federal employees are not. It is encouraging to see a member of Congress that is willing to put service above personal gain. While the shutdown is in place
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Who will be the next Godfather of the Hispanics?
The Legacy of Bush ’41 and the Hispanic Community The recent passing of President George H.W. Bush and the Nation’s solemn goodbyes to his personal and political fortunes appropriately recognized a man of integrity and honesty. A decorated WW2 veteran and leader of several high profile government agencies (The CIA and the United Nations,
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Hispanic Outreach Leads To Ron DeSantis’ Victory
The Hispanic community helped drive Ron DeSantis’ campaign to his victory in the 2018 midterm elections. Major news organizations are blaming older Cuban’s for leading DeSantis to victory. While they play a substantial part in DeSantis’ victory, there is a new wave of Conservative Hispanics emerging. According to CNN exit polls, Ron DeSantis won 44%
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Urgent “First Step Act” needs your support!
Remember those in prison as if you were together with them in prison and those who are mistreated as if you yourselves were suffering… Hebrews 13:3″ WHY WE SUPPORT THE FIRST STEP ACT If you observe most Americans’ behavior lately, you will notice that people are usually divided on almost every political issue. Yet,
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