Tag: New Visions Commentary

Trump’s Tweets Are Helpful to America, by Emery McClendon

Trump’s Tweets Are Helpful to America, by Emery McClendon

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In the era of social media, President Trump has taken Twitter to a new level by using it to not only address his supporters but also to help set his agenda with the media and his opponents. Trump uses Twitter ...
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Social Justice League: Superheroes are Promoting LGBTQ Tripe Instead of Fighting Crime Now, by Stone Washington

Social Justice League: Superheroes are Promoting LGBTQ Tripe Instead of Fighting Crime Now, by Stone Washington

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The comic book industry is hurting superheroes more than Kryptonite these days by leading them down a progressive path. At their peril, the DC and Marvel universes are increasingly integrating left-wing ideals and radical social experimentation into their stories. Superheroes ...
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Universities Openly Rebel Against Trump’s Anti-Affirmative Action Mandate, by Stone Washington

Universities Openly Rebel Against Trump’s Anti-Affirmative Action Mandate, by Stone Washington

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A handful of colleges and universities are openly rebelling against a new federal mandate on race and admissions, after the Trump administration rescinded an Obama era order. Under the Obama administration, colleges and universities were encouraged to utilize race as ...
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Trump’s Fuel-Efficiency Reality Check Revs Up the American Economy, by Derrick Hollie

Trump’s Fuel-Efficiency Reality Check Revs Up the American Economy, by Derrick Hollie

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Despite rampant speculation that President Donald Trump’s trade policy might increase some car prices, how his regulatory relief agenda may lower sticker prices and increase safety goes largely ignored. How did this happen? The Trump administration is revising the Corporate ...
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Rep. Waters, You Are Sullying Martin Luther King’s Legacy, by Derrick Hollie

Rep. Waters, You Are Sullying Martin Luther King’s Legacy, by Derrick Hollie

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Every January, our nation celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and every February, during Black History Month, we contemplate his words of nonviolent resistance and how the practice of that philosophy brought about the civil rights movement. Leaders, both black ...
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Pardon Me, Mr. President! by Emery McClendon

Pardon Me, Mr. President! by Emery McClendon

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We often say “pardon me” after accidentally inconveniencing or offending someone. It’s also a polite expression to ask for someone to repeat something. But we now seem more accustomed to using the term pardon in the context of the power ...
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Redemption: It's Time for Trump to Pardon Model Prisoners Serving Time for Low-Level Crimes, by Council Nedd II

Redemption: It’s Time for Trump to Pardon Model Prisoners Serving Time for Low-Level Crimes, by Council Nedd II

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Last December, President Donald Trump first exercised his power to pardon by commuting the sentence of Sholom Rubashkin. The kosher meatpacking executive received 27 years in prison for money laundering. Rubashkin’s pardon was championed by members of Congress, former attorneys ...
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Roseanne Barr, Samantha Bee and the Need for Consistency, by Jerome Danner

Roseanne Barr, Samantha Bee and the Need for Consistency, by Jerome Danner

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Tuesday's cancellation of the comedienne Roseanne Barr's show was simultaneously surprising and not surprising, if that is at all possible. It was surprising because it was a top-ranked show with its millions of viewers, which meant dollar signs for the ...
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That Statement on Babies’ Consent to Change Diapers by the Australian ‘Sexuality Expert’ is Absurd, by Jerome Danner

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There are times when it is quite possible that a noble idea has no actual logic to it whatsoever. So, as a theory, such an idea may look attractive. However, when a thoughtful individual mulls over the proposition, they may ...
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I'm a Cop at Heart, by Council Nedd II

I’m a Cop at Heart, by Council Nedd II

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It took nearly five decades for me to realize the lifelong calling that law enforcement had on me. At 46 years old, I became the oldest rookie officer anyone could remember. I was once a congressional aide. I was a ...
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