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Peter Welch’s Energy Bill Under Scrutiny
Senator Peter Welch’s renewable energy bill aims for 70% renewables by 2034, but critics argue it neglects infrastructure upgrades and national security risks while recycling…
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The Contentious Path to Trump’s USDA Pick
Will America’s next agriculture secretary be a friend to small farmers, or to Big Ag? (The decision of who will oversee the USDA is central…
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Criminal Cases Closed: Trump Won More Than Just the White House
(Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) The people have spoken – and the DOJ listened. The federal prosecution against former (and now future) President Donald Trump…
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Tom Homan Lays Out Vision for Border Security and Immigration Reform
Tom Homan, incoming Border Czar, detailed his plan for immigration reform in a NewsNation interview, emphasizing the need to reinstate Trump-era policies, target cartels as…
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A Restoration of Representation
In Vermont, state senators were once allocated by county, balancing urban and rural voices. But the 1964 Reynolds v. Sims decision mandated population-based representation, amplifying…
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VT Libertarian Party supports Thomas Massie for Sec of Agriculture
A Step Toward True Agricultural Reform November 6, 2024 – Montpelier, VT The Libertarian Party of Vermont supports the nomination of Congressman Thomas Massie as…
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No Safety for Americans Here
The Bipartisan Border Solutions Act, championed by Vice President Harris, promises streamlined asylum processing but sidesteps critical issues of border security and deterrence. On the…
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Drowning the Rescuers
The vilification of law enforcement during the George Floyd protests missed a pivotal opportunity for communities to unite against the true scourge: drugs and crime.…
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Did CBS Downplay Voter Concerns in Arizona Segment?
A recent CBS News report on Arizona’s election security, aired days before the election, raises questions about potential media bias. The segment, anchored by Ed…
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Clarifying Virginia’s Voter Roll Purge
Virginia’s recent voter roll purge, initiated by Governor Youngkin, removed over 1,600 individuals flagged as potential noncitizens based on DMV data. Critics argue the 14-day…
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