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This entire “no room for politics” shtick is not merely a fraud and a lie, it’s also plainly wrong. You can’t take politics out of politics. And you shouldn’t.  

It’s hard to separate the double-talk from the double standards in these days of double trouble, especially since the double trouble is itself doubled.

The pandemic trouble has a double nature, consisting of a public health problem (which, miraculously, has evaporated—but we’ll get to that in a bit) and the economic trouble.

The Chinese Communist Party is on the march.

Its goons are crushing Hong Kong's freedoms. It's People's Liberation Army grabs territory in India, it's Navy sinking Vietnamese fishing boats and swarming Malaysian oil rigs in the South China Sea.

Dictator Xi Jinping is daring the free world to respond. He wants to see if we will stand up to the CCP and his move for global supremacy.

What Do Progressives Want? It Depends on Which Ones You’re Talking About Today’s progressives diverge from the originals in their professed interest in democracy.  

Progressives are a chameleon-like group, having morphed from Republicans, to Bull Mooses (or is it Meese?) to Democrats. Now is a good time to evaluate what progressives want.

It's pretty clear China covered up their role in the coronavirus outbreak. Now they're hacking into pharmaceutical companies to steal their secrets.
The problem is, so much manufacturing, especially of medicines needed to treat coronavirus, is done in China. So how can we hold them accountable?
Curtis Ellis, Policy Director for America First Policies, tells you how on The Rick Roberts Show on NewsTalk 820 WBAP Dallas.
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While President Trump is working hard to rebuild Michigan's economy, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and her minions are doing everything they can to destroy it.

President Trump visited a Michigan Ford Motor Company auto plant his administration had retooled into a veritable "arsenal of health care," turning out ventilators for the nation and the world.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel's response? Scold the company whose name is synonymous with Detroit.

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You Think Lockdowns Are Hard? Now Pandemic Fractures Are Fueling Fears of a Power Grid Blackout Battle

Saying “we need to collaborate with China” sounds a lot like, “let’s keep on kissing Xi’s ass.”

"It’s starting to happen.”

That’s what Brad Parscale said around 8 p.m. to the family and inner circle on the 14th floor of Trump Tower on November 8, 2016, as we were watching election returns trickle in from North Carolina, Florida, Pennsylvania and Michigan.

It's Time to Exit relics of Globalism Like the WTO

“What’s good for the global economy” replaced “what’s good for America” as the guiding principle for Washington’s trade negotiators, diplomats, and strategists.  

The CCP virus pandemic has added urgency to a long-overdue reassessment of the assumptions underlying the post-World War II “international rules-based order.”

To be clear, “international rules-based order” is a euphemism for globalism, and globalism has taken a beating these past few months.

Those who say the United States can’t be independent of Beijing are wrong.  

President Trump repeatedly has called on companies to move their factories out of Communist China.

He imposed tariffs after determining the Chinese government was illegally subsidizing the production of those goods.

Companies responded by asking the president to lift the tariffs, parroting the Chinese Communist party line.

Then the coronavirus came along and exposed the folly of relying on a corrupt totalitarian regime as a sole source supplier.

The Chicoms 'have succeeded in literally stopping our way of life'

President Trump has banned the purchase of Chinese-made parts and gear for power plants and transmission systems.

This shows us the danger we are in, and the solution.

The Made-in-China pandemic revealed how we are on dependent on Communist China for lifesaving medical goods.