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Exclusive — Pelosi Book Excerpt: Speaker Would Not Have Been Elected to Congress in 1987 Without Tricking Republicans into Voting for Her

April 14, 2021 by Matthew Boyle Leave a Comment

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi would not have been elected to Congress in the first place were it not for Republicans in San Francisco she tricked into backing her over another Democrat, who was openly gay.

Pelosi, according to a book excerpt, literally sent out mailers in her 1987 special election primary to registered Republicans in her district with elephant logos on them, pushing Republicans to vote for her. The mailers also criticized efforts to raise taxes, and argued Pelosi would oppose income tax hikes if elected to Congress.

The push worked, and delivered her thousands of GOP votes. Had she not gotten those Republican votes these mailers helped deliver for her, given the close margin of her first victory that then sent her as the only Democrat into the runoff that sealed her election to Congress in the 1987 special election in San Francisco, she might not have ever won in the first place—and might not be Speaker of the House today, her second stint in the job.

This revelation, one of many about the first female Speaker of the House of Representatives in a forthcoming book from USA Today’s Susan Page, is in an excerpt obtained by Breitbart News exclusively from Madam Speaker: Nancy Pelosi and the Lessons of Power. The book comes out on April 20.

It is a particularly relevant story, too, for a number of reasons these days. First and foremost, Pelosi is now one of the biggest champions of raising taxes on higher earners—a complete shift away from the message those original mailers she used to get elected sent to Republicans in San Francisco showed.

It also demonstrates that Pelosi was once willing to use Republicans to win—something she is rarely now willing to do. Several decades later, Pelosi has been one of the most partisan Speakers in modern history in both of her stints atop the lower chamber of Congress. She regularly rams through controversial legislation, like the notable examples of Obamacare in her first stint as Speaker and the recently-passed $1.9 trillion coronavirus pandemic spending bill in this most recent turn.

The excerpt also shows Pelosi, a master navigator of the contours of Congress, had an early history of being able to “Count Your Votes,” as she is quoted in the book saying.

The death of then-Rep. Sala Burton (D-CA) in 1987 opened up California’s 5th congressional district in San Francisco to a special election. Pelosi, who was planning her own run for the seat, ran into opposition inside the Democrat Party from then-Board of Supervisors member Harry Britt—an openly gay man who would, according to Page’s book, “make history if he won.”

“At the time, no openly gay candidate had ever won his or her initial election to Congress,” Page wrote.

“Harry Britt had the enthusiasm of gay and lesbian supporters eager for a breakthrough; they were all but certain to show up at the polls,” Page added at the beginning of the excerpt.

Pelosi’s coalition was not as strong, nor was it as enthusiastic. Page wrote:

What about her voters? She was counting on support from younger women, from older, ethnic Democrats, and from Republicans. She was leading in the public polls, which might make her supporters feel complacent. Heading into the final week of the campaign, Nancy Pelosi applied what she called ‘the most important D’Alesandro rule of all,’ something so crucial she would refer to it in capital letters: ‘Count Your Votes.’

Page wrote that Pelosi’s campaign “calculated the likely results based on various turnout models” and the “conclusion wasn’t reassuring.” She then quoted Pelosi herself.

“If things broke poorly for me,” Pelosi said, according to Page’s excerpt, “and the best-case scenario happened for my opponents, I would lose by five hundred to a thousand votes.”

So, Page wrote, Pelosi’s campaign “decided to fortify the get-out-the-vote effort with the goal of delivering five thousand additional Pelosi supporters to the polls.” She quotes Pelosi as saying these 5,000 votes were “a number chosen because it would, we hoped, give us a wide, safe margin.”

“As it turned out, she would need almost all of them,” Page wrote. “When the votes were being counted, Pelosi and Britt were locked in a dead heat.”

Page quotes former Pelosi aide Steve Morin as being worried about the potential outcome of the race. “Election Night was very tense,” Morin said. “I was sure we were going to win, but the early returns did not come in that way, and we’re all going, ‘Uh-oh.’” Page wrote:

At the watch party, word circulated that John Burton and Leo McCarthy, then the California lieutenant governor and a mentor, were enlisted for the ticklish task of warning the candidate, ‘to just prepare her that it was going to be closer than expected.’ In the ballots cast at polling places that day, it was all but a tie. Pelosi led Britt by only 450 votes. But she began to build a lead when the absentee ballots were counted. Among absentee voters, Pelosi led Britt by 3,540 votes, providing the lion’s share of her narrow margin of victory. That was no accident. Her campaign had used a network of local house parties to convince irregular voters, those who couldn’t be counted on to show up at the polls, to sign up for absentee ballots. The 27,000 absentee ballots made up about a quarter of the total vote.

But it was Pelosi’s overtures to Republicans in San Francisco that may have put her over the top. She literally blasted out mailers to registered Republicans in the San Francisco district, urging them to vote for her over Britt. Page wrote:

Pelosi had also made a quiet and crucial appeal for GOP support. Her campaign had drafted a letter labeled ‘Republican voter alert’ and decorated it with the party’s familiar elephant logo to mail to Republicans in the district. The message was a risky one that could inflame Democrats, if they heard about it. Local reporters covering the race heard that Nancy Pelosi was leery about sending it, that Paul Pelosi gave the final go-ahead. The signatures on the letter included George Christopher, the last Republican who had been elected mayor of San Francisco, nearly a quarter century earlier.

The letter, according to Page’s book, urged Republicans to pick Pelosi because it argued she was the lesser of two evils between her and Britt.

“It is clear that the next member of Congress from San Francisco will be a Democrat,” the letter read, according to Page’s book. “In a close election, we as Republicans have the ability to decide who our member of Congress will be.” The letter, according to Page, also wrote to GOP voters that Pelosi “will provide our city with the type of balanced representation that is long overdue.”

Page summed up the Pelosi GOP mailer message more succinctly in her own words “The message: If a Democrat was inevitably going to win, why not back the Democrat they liked most—or, put another way, disliked least?”

It was not the only such message Pelosi delivered to more Republican or conservative voters to try to get them to back her for the seat over Britt. “Another campaign mailer sent by the Pelosi campaign to the more conservative neighborhoods in the district sounded almost Reaganesque,” Page wrote.

In it, Pelosi’s campaign said she would fight against tax hikes. “The individual tax burden is too high,” the mailer said. “We need a representative who will fight all efforts to raise the personal income tax.”

The push by Pelosi to get Republicans to vote for her ended up being critical, and successful, Page wrote:

When the ballots were counted, Britt led Pelosi by wide margins in the most heavily Democratic precincts—in Noe Valley by 1,335 votes, in Mission by 1,273 votes, in Upper Market by an overwhelming 4,027 votes. Turnout had spiked in Upper Market, a largely gay neighborhood. But Pelosi had swamped Britt in outlying neighborhoods—in Sunset by 3,773 votes, in Outer Mission by 3,172 votes, West of Twin Peaks by 2,932. That was enough, barely, to win. She defeated Harry Britt by fewer than 4,000 votes, 36 percent to 32 percent. That made her the Democratic candidate in the runoff, for a district that was more than three-to-one Democratic. In other words, Nancy Pelosi prevailed in her first election to Congress thanks to Republican votes.

Pelosi represented California’s fifth congressional district for her first few terms in Congress. She later switched to the 8th district for two decades, before finally ending up in California’s 12th district, where has been for the last several years.

Filed Under: Breitbart, Congress, Income tax, Media, Nancy Pelosi, News, Obamacare, On the Hill, Politics, San Francisco, Susan Page, Usa today

Exclusive – Rep. Mike Garcia: Time to Re-Embrace the Bill of Rights After the Pandemic’s Encroachment on Our Liberties

April 14, 2021 by Rep. Mike Garcia R-CA Leave a Comment

Our nascent nation is underpinned by a dynamically unstable form of government, that being a federal republic. As it moves through time, there is a natural tendency for instability. It is only because of a strict adherence to the elegant construct of the Constitution and a recognition of the absolute and inalienable rights within the Constitution that we retain our balance and stability.

Our country consciously trades stability for liberties, and this should be encouraged under the right stewardship and under the auspices of law and order. This is what makes us exceptional.

Without the exertions of well-meaning Americans and leaders who understand our past and the Constitution, our country may in fact cease to exist as we know it. Just as a modern jet fighter would fall out of the sky without fly-by-wire technology, we as a nation would likewise crash and burn without zealous adherence to the Constitution.

During challenging times or events, it may be tempting to some to truncate the backbone of our great nation – the Bill of Rights – to make exceptions to the rules; to try to modify the construct or intent of the Constitution to better fit modern times; to cannibalize parts or the entirety of certain rights in a futile attempt to eradicate all illness, social ills, or crimes from our society; or worse yet, to do so to appease a political faction.

During these last 12 months under the stress and pressure of COVID, we have witnessed bona fide encroachments upon the Bill of Rights.

We as a society need a stronger loyalty to the Constitution and the liberties it provides and less obedience to the woke left and weak government authorities who are enacting arbitrary measures to expand their control.

Some see these encroachments as necessary evils to navigate this modern pandemic. I do not, and we cannot, tolerate language from a sitting president who claimed just last week that “no Amendment in the Constitution is absolute.” President Biden is wrong. The Amendments may not be unlimited, but they are absolute.

Like a student who took an entire semester off, it’s the report card that stings and tells the true story.

First Amendment

The assault on our First Amendment rights has grown exponentially during the pandemic.

Let’s start with the free exercise of religion. Churches and in-home religious studies were forced to shut down indoor and outdoor services and for longer than most secular businesses.  Thankfully, the Supreme Court recognized this infringement and last week ruled that restrictions placed on services in California are, in fact, unconstitutional.

Cancel culture and censorship are enabled and supported by Big Tech, progressive government, and a constant attack on freedom of speech. If you say something the far left disagrees with, you risk being publicly attacked or “cancelled.”

Clouding our freedom of the press, the majority of mainstream media is owned by the political extremes. These outlets are focused more on catering to a narrative to their like-minded customer base instead of objectively reporting the news. Those who don’t “play along” are punished. (For example, James Bennet of the New York Times was forced to resign for publishing Sen Tom Cotton’s op-ed in July 2020.)

In too many cases around the nation, local governments have failed to protect our right to peaceably assemble, while ignoring laws to mitigate the riots and violence in cities such as Portland and Seattle. Small businesses are punished for protesting in an effort to stay open while governments are complicit in perpetuating the violent demonstrations and looting against businesses.

Second Amendment

President Biden’s recent executive order and Speaker Pelosi’s gun control bills, including H.R.8, do nothing to help those with mental health issues, yet further erode a law-abiding individual’s right to own a firearm guaranteed by the Second Amendment.

Third Amendment

The Third Amendment’s guarantee against quartering troops seems far-fetched to most of us, but the recent quartering of National Guard troops in the U.S. Capitol (the “People’s House”) does raise valid questions. Critics are quick to dismiss this as hyperbole, but the basic facts are that the government ordered the troops in, didn’t provide them shelter and required them to literally sleep in the halls of Congress.

Fourth and Fifth Amendments

The Fourth and Fifth Amendments are not immune from encroachment. Thousands of businesses nationwide have been subjected to arbitrary and capricious regulations and enforcement searches that often lead to violations of guidelines that change on a daily basis and lead to their shutdown. In my district, one health inspector was seen dancing on the premises while phoning in a violation that shut a business down.

Sixth Amendment

COVID-forced shutdowns of our judicial system created a further backlog of cases, prevented public jury trials and continues to impede citizens’ rights that those trials be speedy as guaranteed in the Sixth Amendment.

Eighth Amendment

The Eighth Amendment’s protection against excessive fines has also been thrown out of the window. In Burbank, California, during COVID shutdowns, a local restaurant was fined over $50,000 and the manager arrested three times while the city placed sandbags and built a chain link fence barrier around the restaurant, deeming the restaurant a public nuisance.

Government leaders at all levels must admit these encroachments and failures. We must reverse this trend to ensure the longevity of our nation. The failures are self-evident and in plain sight.

Rep. Mike Garcia represents California’s 25th congressional district.

Filed Under: Breitbart, Mike Garcia, News, On the Hill, Politics

Exclusive — Gov. Ron DeSantis Hangs ’Florida Uses E-Verify’ Signs on All Highways into Sunshine State

April 12, 2021 by Matthew Boyle Leave a Comment

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has hung signs on all the major interstate highways entering Florida informing everyone traveling by road into the state that the Sunshine State has implemented E-Verify, a background check system for employers to see if prospective hires are in fact legally authorized to work in the United States.

The signs, DeSantis’s office told Breitbart News, are now visible on all three main interstate gateways into Florida along I-10, I-95, and I-75. The signs come after Florida’s legislature last year passed E-Verify measures which DeSantis signed into law last summer.

“I want all residents and visitors to receive this message: Florida Uses E-Verify,” DeSantis told Breitbart News exclusively. “For years prior to my administration, attempts to pass E-Verify legislation in Florida failed, but I would not yield until this matter was addressed. Last year, I was able to deliver on working with the Florida Legislature to get E-Verify over the finish line and signed SB 664 into law. Requiring use of an employment verification system not only places upward pressure [on] Floridians’ wages, it also protects the public safety. Assuring a legal workforce through E-Verify is crucial to upholding the rule of law and deters illegal immigration into Florida, which is more important than ever given the border crisis.”

DeSantis, whose popularity has been surging due to his handling of the coronavirus pandemic much more effectively than many Democrat governors in the northeast, with no mandates or restrictions, also noted that President Joe Biden’s handling of immigration has “been abysmal” and hurts all states, including Florida.

“The Biden Administration has been abysmal on immigration and their policies threaten to turn all states, including Florida, into border states,” DeSantis said. “Under this administration, it’s very clear we must enforce our laws and protect our residents.”

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) makes E-Verify available to every U.S. state and territory, but not all states require it or use it. Technically, from a federal perspective, E-Verify is currently voluntary, according to the program’s website.

E-Verify’s DHS government website says:

E-Verify is a web-based system that allows enrolled employers to confirm the eligibility of their employees to work in the United States. E-Verify employers verify the identity and employment eligibility of newly hired employees by electronically matching information provided by employees on the Form I-9, Employment Eligibility Verification, against records available to the Social Security Administration (SSA) and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). E-Verify is a voluntary program. However, employers with federal contracts or subcontracts that contain the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) E-Verify clause are required to enroll in E-Verify as a condition of federal contracting. Employers may also be required to participate in E-Verify if their states have legislation mandating the use of E-Verify, such as a condition of business licensing. Finally, in some instances employers may be required to participate in E-Verify as a result of a legal ruling. E-Verify, which is available in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Guam, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands, is currently the best means available to electronically confirm employment eligibility.

Florida’s new law makes it mandatory in the Sunshine State for employers, both public and private, to use E-Verify when hiring someone.

According to a January analysis published by the Orlando law firm Littler Mendelson, Florida’s new E-Verify law affects all employers in the state. For public employers—defined as “an entity within state, regional, county, local, or municipal government, whether executive, judicial, or legislative, or any public school, community college, or state university that employs persons who perform labor or services for that employer in exchange for salary, wages, or other remuneration or that enters or attempts to enter into a contract with a contractor”—they must register with and use E-Verify for all new hires.

“No public contract may be entered into unless each party to the contract registers with and uses the E-Verify system,” the analysis reads.

The analysis adds that for public employers, use of subcontractors requires signed affidavits confirming that all of the workforce are legally authorized to work in the United States.

the Littler Mendelson analysis continues:

Additionally, if a public contractor enters into a contract with a subcontractor, the subcontractor must provide the contractor with an affidavit stating that the subcontractor does not employ, contract with, or subcontract with unauthorized persons. The contractor must maintain a copy of the affidavit for the duration of the contract. A public employer that has a good-faith belief that a contractor or subcontractor knowingly violated these requirements must terminate the contract with this entity or order the contractor to terminate the contract with the subcontractor immediately. This will not be considered a “breach of contract” for contract purposes.

The new law also affects private employers, who according to the Littler Mendelson analysis of the law must:

…after making an offer of employment that has been accepted by a person, verify the person’s employment eligibility by either using the E-Verify system or requiring the person to provide the same documentation that is required by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) on its Employment Eligibility Verification (I-9) form.

Any private employers who go the I-9 USCIS documentation route must, per the law, maintain those records for at least three years after initially employing someone. The Littler Mendelson analysis notes that a private employer is described as any “person or entity that transacts business in this state, has a license issued by an agency, and employs persons to perform labor or services in this state in exchange for salary, wages, or other remuneration” and that there is no minimum threshold of employees that triggers the E-Verify requirements—meaning they are universal and anyone employing someone in the state of Florida must use E-Verify.

Filed Under: Breitbart, department of homeland security, E-Verify, Florida, I-75, I-95, illegal immigration, Immigration, Joe Biden, News, On the Hill, Politics, Ron DeSantis, Work Permits

Rep. Andy Biggs, Border Patrol Union: Federal Government Under Biden Has Become ‘Logistics Team’ for Cartel

April 12, 2021 by Ashley Oliver Leave a Comment

President Joe Biden’s Department of Homeland Security (DHS), by releasing thousands of illegal migrants into the interior of the country soon after they are apprehended at the U.S.-Mexico border, is effectively aiding the cartel business, Rep. Andy Biggs (R-AZ) assessed after a two-day visit to McAllen, Texas, last week.

Biggs, a lawmaker in the border state of Arizona for nearly 20 years, explained to Breitbart News after his visit that the federal government under Biden is functioning as a “logistics” arm for cartels, the criminal organizations who, as Breitbart News has chronicled and Texas government officials like Gov. Greg Abbott (R) and Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) have warned, are often connected to the smugglers who operate in illegal entryways to the U.S. from Mexico.

“When you get to the logistics, it’s how to move your product from the depot to the delivery site,” Biggs said. “In previous times, you would hire the cartel. The cartel would subcontract to the coyote, effectively, who was either an employee or a subcontractor, and that coyote’s jobs was to deliver the product, which was the human being, the human being trafficked to the location.”

The Arizona congressman detailed what he perceived as a shift in coyote, or human smuggler, activity. “Now what’s happening though — and this started in 2019 but it’s much more highly developed and being facilitated now — it’s their job, the cartel’s job, the coyote’s job, is to get you to the border on the U.S. side, and then they give you the instructions on how to ask for asylum, and once you’re in, we’ll provide the last round of delivery, so to speak,” Biggs said.

Biden’s DHS, on his first day in office, suspended the Remain in Mexico policy, which former President Donald Trump implemented in January 2019. The policy allowed border officials to return asylum-seeking migrants to Mexico to await the processing of their claims there instead of being released into the U.S. with merely a promise that they would attend a later hearing.

Under Biden, illegal migration has skyrocketed as indicated by border officials apprehending about 170,000 illegal migrants in March, which broke a 15-year record, and shocking numbers of “got-aways” — exceeding 1,500 illegal migrants per day as reported by Breitbart News’s Randy Clark — who have made it past border officials and therefore entered the country entirely unscreened.

Breitbart News was in McAllen on Wednesday with a delegation of Republican House Judiciary Committee members, including Biggs, as they toured the busy Rio Grande Valley border sector, and met with Border Patrol agents, who could speak about the growing border crisis to the media in their capacity as members of the National Border Patrol Council (NBPC) union.

Chris Cabrera, NBPC vice president and spokesman, remarked to Breitbart News on how Border Patrol’s responsibilities shifted when Biden took office, saying the agents’ “manpower is being reallocated” as they are forced to process certain illegally arriving migrants, including thousands of families and unaccompanied alien children (UACs), for release into the U.S. interior. “Now we’re back to babysitting,” Cabrera said, expressing frustration at the Remain in Mexico policy essentially being replaced with a “catch and release” protocol.

Biggs described the federal government’s role when apprehended illegal migrants are released into the U.S. “Those people are … going to be delivered to an NGO [nongovernmental organization],” he said. “Within 24 to 48 hours, that individual will be delivered by the U.S. government or a U.S. government surrogate to the location they desire to be. So, we are the logistics operation, the U.S. federal government and the NGOs working in coordination to deliver these people to their endgame, and, in essence, they are viewed as a product by the cartel. We become the logistics team for the cartel.”

Cabrera explained illegal migrants in the Rio Grande Valley, who cross the border via the eponymous river, are often seeking to be apprehended.

“Now that [migrants] are turning themselves in, it’s even easier,” Cabrera said. “The smuggler doesn’t even have to get off the boat and sneak past us,” he said. “They just point up the road and say, ‘Hey, find a dude in a green shirt. You’re good to go.’ On top of that, now we’re taking the kid to your house for you. I mean, we’re like the other half of the smuggling organization. We’re completing the process,”

He concluded that smugglers are benefiting because they have less to risk because Biden’s policies have made the smugglers’ jobs easier. “We’re completing the process for them. We’re like, ‘Hey, you don’t worry about it, I’ll finish the job here. I got it from here.’”

Write to Ashley Oliver at [email protected].

Filed Under: Andy Biggs, Arizona, Border / Cartel Chronicles, Border patrol, Breitbart, Cartels, Chris Cabrera, Coyotes, Immigration, McAllen, National Border Patrol Council, News, On the Hill, Politics, Rio Grande Valley Sector, Texas

Exclusive — Rep. Scott Perry: Biden ‘Infrastructure’ Plan Would Create ‘Soviet-Style’ American Economy

April 12, 2021 by Robert Kraychik Leave a Comment

President Joe Biden’s American Jobs Plan — marketed as an “infrastructure” proposal by Democrats — would create a “Soviet-style economy” if enacted as law, Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) said on SiriusXM’s Breitbart News Sunday with host Joel Pollak.

Perry said the Biden administration’s proposal to spend $10 billion to create a “Civilian Climate Corps” and $20 billion to advance “racial equity” and “environmental justice” do not qualify as “infrastructure.”

“This is not infrastructure,” he determined. “This is the same bait and switch that the Democrats always do when the current definition of theft or malfeasance doesn’t sit well with the American people, and so they just change the definition. In this case, most Americans support infrastructure investment and spending.”

He added, “[The Biden administration is] not interested in infrastructure, either. This is all forcing us into an economy and a lifestyle that the liberals demand that we accept and embrace, even though we don’t want to. This is more of them governing it against the will of the American people.”

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Democrats and their political allies are deceptively marketing the American Jobs Plan as “infrastructure,” Perry noted. “Of course, they’re calling it ‘infrastructure,’ because when most people [hear] ‘infrastructure,’ they think, rightly so, of things made of concrete and steel and those type of things.”

Perry warned China would be a beneficiary of the American Jobs Plan, if implemented.

Pollak noted the Biden administration’s push for government support of electric vehicles would increase American dependence on Chinese production of rare-earth minerals.

“We need materials for [electric] cars that China has a lock on,” Pollak remarked, “And we don’t have the batteries yet being produced in this country to meet the demand the Biden administration is talking about, so when you force people or push people to go electric, you’re going to be helping China. We can’t produce all of those materials for those cars here, now.”

He added, “This seems to be exactly what the Chinese Communist Party would have wanted. It’s going to require us to import all these things [and] set American manufacturing workers aside in favor of Chinese producers.”

Perry responded, “All this battery technology and all [of its] supply chain all leads right back to China, and furthermore, unfortunately, child labor and slave labor, whether it’s slave labor itself in China or whether it’s the child’s slave labor happening in the cobalt mines in Africa that are run by the Chinese.”

“[China’s] supply chain encompasses almost all [the global supply] of rare-earth minerals,” he added. “Now, I will tell you they’re not rare, but for the fact that in America, because of the laws and regulations — especially environmental regulations — we don’t mine them. We’re not allowed to get them and it’s too cost-prohibitive. So not only do we have to go to China to get this stuff, but it puts our workers but keeps our workers out of business.”

So-called “green energy” policies, Perry noted, undermine American energy production.

We’re shutting down baseload power that’s made by fossil fuel sources, and it’s making the cost [of energy] go up,” Perry remarked. You saw what happened in Texas and California, what happens on a regular basis because of mismanagement and requirements for renewable energy production,”

China is a global leader of “green energy” products, Perry noted. “All that green new energy production, that stuff all comes from China. … So the Chinese are very happy about all this, because we’re going to overload the grid. At the same, simultaneously, we’re going to imperil the grid and make it less capable to withstand not only what it does now, but what’s coming to it as a function of this requirement, and by the way, what we do have to buy is all coming from China.”

Perry concluded, “It’s literally paying the people that are going to hang you to make the noose. That’s exactly what America is doing right now based on liberal policies regarding energy.”

Breitbart News Sunday broadcasts live on SiriusXM Patriot 125 from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Eastern.

Filed Under: American Jobs Plan, Asia, Breitbart, China, Chinese Communist Party, Civilian Climate Corps, Climate Change, Economy, Green Energy, Green New Deal, infrastructure, News, On the Hill, Politics, Radio, rare earth minerals, Scott Perry

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Understanding How Biden's Orders Treat Gun Owners Like Criminals

April 14, 2021 | Tom Knighton | Leave a Comment

Gun owners see new gun control measures and understand one very important thing right from the … Read More... about Understanding How Biden's Orders Treat Gun Owners Like Criminals

100+ Chibok Girls Still Missing 7 Years After Boko Haram Kidnapping

April 14, 2021 | Gabrielle Reyes | Leave a Comment

More than 100 schoolgirls abducted by the Nigerian Islamic terror group Boko Haram in April 2014 … Read More... about 100+ Chibok Girls Still Missing 7 Years After Boko Haram Kidnapping

Trump Judge Is the Hero and Lefty Judge Has a Fit as the Sixth Circuit Breathes New Life Into a Tennessee Abortion Law

April 14, 2021 | streiff | Leave a Comment

This week was a good week for the cause of life, at least in the Sixth Circuit. My colleague, … Read More... about Trump Judge Is the Hero and Lefty Judge Has a Fit as the Sixth Circuit Breathes New Life Into a Tennessee Abortion Law

Trump Judge Is the Hero and Lefty Judge Has a Fit as the Sixth Circuit Breathes New Life Into a Tennessee Abortion Law

April 14, 2021 | streiff | Leave a Comment

This week was a good week for the cause of life, at least in the Sixth Circuit. My colleague, … Read More... about Trump Judge Is the Hero and Lefty Judge Has a Fit as the Sixth Circuit Breathes New Life Into a Tennessee Abortion Law

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