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Inflation Rate Highest Since Great Recession

May 12, 2021
Economy

The rate of inflation has reached the highest level in nearly 13 years as President Biden has unleashed the money printers to pay people to stay unemployed, therefore increasing the overall money supply while overall decreasing production – two pathways that raise prices. Bloomberg News reported that the Labor Department announced Wednesday, “The consumer price index increased 0.8% from the prior month, reflecting gains in nearly every major category and a sign burgeoning demand is giving companies latitude to pass on higher costs.” The inflation rate doubled the highest projection in a Bloomberg survey of economists. So, yet again, Biden

Liz Cheney Is Out

May 12, 2021
Politics
Liz Cheney

She’s out. Here’s the headline from Fox News: Liz Cheney ousted from role as House GOP Conference chair; replacement still unclear Cheney pledges to ensure Trump ‘never again gets anywhere near the Oval Office’ on her way out [adsanity_group num_ads=”1″ align=”aligncenter” num_columns=”1″ group_ids=”2381″/] The House Republicans took a voice vote and the Wyoming Congresswoman, who persisted in standing up for voter fraud because of her intense personal dislike of Donald Trump, was out. It took a matter of minutes before Cheney said this: “I will do everything I can to ensure that the former president never again gets anywhere near

Utah County Votes To Censure Romney Over Impeachment Vote

May 10, 2021
Politics
Mitt Romney

Over the weekend, Utah’s Weber County Republican party passed a resolution to censure Utah Sen. Mitt Romney (R) for voting to convict former President Trump in two impeachment trials “without evidence of a federal crime or misdemeanor.” The resolution states, “At the first impeachment trial, on February 5, 2020, without evidence of a federal crime or misdemeanor and ignoring the unconstitutional House impeachment process, Utah’s junior U.S. Senator Mitt Romney was the lone Republican voting with the Senate Democrats to convict Pres. Trump, becoming the first Senator in 231 years of U.S. presidential history to vote against a President of

Biden Raising Refugee Cap To Over 8x Current Levels By Next Year

May 9, 2021
Immigration/Politics
Joe Biden

On Monday, President Joe Biden announced that he would be raising the United States refugee admissions cap from 15,000 to 62,500 for the current fiscal year and 125,000 next year, as his administration continues to be overwhelmed by illegal immigration at the southern border. “Today, I am revising the United States’ annual refugee admissions cap to 62,500 for this fiscal year,” Biden said in a statement. He added that “The new admissions cap will also reinforce efforts that are already underway to expand the United States’ capacity to admit refugees, so that we can reach the goal of 125,000 refugee

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