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Editorial: More nonsense from California

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Are lawmakers in California insane? Assembly member Evan Low, D-Silicon Valley, has introduced Assembly Bill 2825. It would impose a $1,000 fine on large retailers that operate different departments for boys’ and girls’ clothing or different departments for childcare products and toys. What? In a press release, Low said there is a need to “protect…

Editorial: USA needs energy self-sufficiency

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Bernie Sanders and other Democrats want to end the use of oil, natural gas and coal in America. If their policies are ever enacted, it would ruin Oklahoma and be devastating for the nation. According to energy experts, energy produces about one third of the total economic output of Oklahoma and it provides more than…

Letter: Multinational firms, politicians gave us the coronavirus

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The coronavirus has illuminated the fallacy of globalism.  Globalism is an economic system promoted by financial and industrial elites and multinational corporations to minimize costs by utilizing Third World cheap labor in countries that are less regulated to maximize profits.  For the last 30-plus years,  U.S. senators, congressmen and presidents have happily enacted laws, and…

Letter: Dems won’t stop killing babies

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As inconceivable as it may seem, on February 25, Senate Democrats refused to authorize life-saving medical assistance to babies who survive a botched abortion. Instead, they decided to let the baby lie unattended until their tiny heart stops beating. Senate Republicans put forth Senate Bill S.311, entitled “Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act” making it mandatory…

Letter: Justice Gorsuch makes reforms

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Neil Gorsuch has only been on the Supreme Court for a short while, but he recently ignited the fire of liberty and broke 40 years of precedent when he, all alone, refused to join the SCOTUS “cert pool.” The cert pool was established in 1973 during the early days of the Burger Court, in order…

Editorial: Legalized abortion for 47 years?

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Prior to the Civil War, there were three primary schools of thought about slavery. One was to maintain the status quo due to economic impact that freeing the slaves would create. Another group thought that the institution of slavery could be whittled away at and slowly it might be done away with. A third group…

Editorial: Bernie Sanders is a real socialist

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Will the nation’s Democrats really nominate Sen. Bernie Sanders, a self-proclaimed Socialist Democrat, for president of the United States? Here’s Sanders’ “vision” for a socialist America: He wants to give blanket amnesty to every illegal alien in our country and to handcuff America’s border control officers when they try to enforce the existing immigration laws….

Editorial: Protection needed for girl athletes

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Girls in Boise, Idaho, are fed up with having to compete in sports with boys pretending to be girls. The Pacific Justice Institute (PJI) is working to help ensure fairness for girls there who compete in interscholastic sports. Ray Hacke, one of PJI’s Pacific Northwest-based staff attorneys, testified before the Idaho House of Representatives for…

Letter: DNC is promoting humanism

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In August 2019, the Democratic National Committee (DNC) passed a resolution praising the values of “religiously unaffiliated” Americans, claiming that they were the “largest religious group within the Democratic Party.” The resolution, which was unanimously passed at the DNC’s summer meeting on August 24 in San Francisco, was championed by the Secular Coalition of America…

Editorial: Yes on Trump, no on Sunday booze

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On Super Tuesday (March 3), vote yes for President Donald Trump and no on opening liquor stores on Sunday. President Trump has exceeded all expectations in many areas. Perhaps his greatest impact is the appointment of federal judges who follow the U.S. Constitution rather than progressive politics. Trump is attacking our bad trade policies. Even…