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In a cancel culture that has long since grown out of control, this is still one of the most stunning and unacceptable examples of it we’ve seen. In a post this week, former Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling revealed that AIG actually canceled his insurance plan because they don’t like the stuff he says on social media! Schilling, who ...

In his annual Festivus Report on wasteful government spending, Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) once again paid homage to the classic “Seinfeld” episode by airing his grievances about how much taxpayer money the U.S. is throwing down the drain. Coming in timely on the back of a $900 billion COVID stimulus package that Paul heartily opposed, the report reveals that $54 ...

President Donald Trump may not take a knee for the national anthem and he may support the police, but there’s not a single protester in all 50 states who has done more to help black Americans than him. Further evidence of this obvious face came this week when the White House Council of Economic Advisers released a study showing how ...

In an interview with Fox Business Network’s Maria Bartiromo on Wednesday, Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) said that it’s time for the U.S. to step up the fight against China’s continued intellectual property theft and their ongoing attempts to influence politics and business in the U.S. Cotton suggested that it might be effective for Congress to make it illegal for American ...

The New York Times revealed Monday that there is an internal document circulating the federal government, courtesy of the disaster-preparation-and-response folks at FEMA. And according to this document, coronavirus cases are scheduled to skyrocket in the coming weeks just as states are beginning to ease shutdown restrictions across the country. The FEMA document projects that new cases will far exceed ...

Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) is tired of watching coronavirus relief money go to institutions that have no need of the funds. That’s why he introduced a bill this week to prevent rich universities from taking taxpayer money unless they’ve already tapped their enormous resources to help themselves through the pandemic crisis. In a statement, Hawley said: “Universities with massive endowments ...

According to a new Reshoring Index from the manufacturing consulting firm Kearney’s, American companies are leaving China in record numbers after the COVID-19 debacle and the Chinese Communist Party’s reprehensible attempts to coverup the pandemic in the early days of the outbreak. In the new report, co-author Patrick Van den Bossche warns that China may have cost itself dearly with ...

President Donald Trump said Saturday that he was considering the idea of creating another White House task force to work in conjunction with the current Coronavirus-focused team. In remarks to reporters at the daily press briefing, Trump said he remained concerned that the current partial shutdown of American business activity would wind up being more dangerous to the country than ...

California’s new AB5 law went into effect on the first of January, and it has already backfired in ways that were predicted by anyone with even a shred of economic knowledge. The law, which was intended to give workers more protections in the gig economy, forced employers to refigure who it is they consider an independent contractor. The Democrats in ...

From the moment he was elected, California Attorney General Xavier Becerra perceived his job as the state’s point man for the Resistance. Becerra wasted no time turning his office into a war machine against the federal government, filing litigation against President Trump whenever the mood struck him. To date, after three years, Becerra has filed an astounding FIVE DOZEN lawsuits ...