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After Jack Dorsey Allows the President of the United States to Communicate Again, Trump Addresses the Nation
In his first tweet since Twitter suspended his account when Trump called on the demonstrators at the Capitol to go home, the President posted a video in which he calls for calm and reconciliation. He condemns the violence that was committed at the Capitol and states that the focus is now on ensuring a smooth and peaceful transition of power.
The President’s twitter account is still heavily redacted by the social media platform, which also deleted the video in which Trump tells protestors to go home.
https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1347334804052844550?s=20
The Trump Administration is Achieving Environmental Progress While Saving Taxpayer Dollars
Downtown Nashville Features Mural Honoring Police Officers Who Responded to Bombing
Julian Assange Can’t Be Extradited To U.S., British Judge Rules
Ohio Removes Duty for Crime Victims to Retreat
The governor of Ohio reluctantly signed a bill into law, removing the requirement for a law abiding citizen to retreat when attacked by a criminal before being allowed to defend him/herself.
While Ohio still has many problematic laws which make good people more likely to get convicted of a crime there than in many other states, this so called “stand your ground” bill is a great step in the right direction and will reduce legal advantages that criminals in Ohio had over their victims.
The majority Republican lawmaker in Ohio also refused the governor’s call to pass so-called gun-control legislation, which would have created more restrictions and legal pitfalls for law-abiding gun-owners who simply want to protect themselves and their loved ones.
https://m.washingtontimes.com/news/2021/jan/4/mike-dewine-ohio-governor-signs-gun-rights-bill-el/
Coalition of Senators Prepare to Challenge Electoral College Slates on Jan. 6
Congresswoman Laura Boebert Takes Strong Personal Stand for the Second Amendment
Hospitals Say They Will Publish Previously Secret Prices
Despite Doomsday Predictions From the Media, College Football Endured
The culture of college football won the war and beat the doomsayers. Here’s to getting back to normal, tailgating, and crazy student sections in 2021.
Trump Administration Saves Distilleries From Punitive FDA Fees for Producing Hand Sanitizer
NYSE to Delist Three Chinese Telecom Giants on Trump Executive Order
Health Care Providers Must Disclose Prices Starting 2021, Thanks to Trump’s Executive Order
Starting January 2021, hospitals will be required to disclose their pricing negotiations to better inform consumers.
The new rule, which mandates that health care systems and insurance companies reveal costs for tests, procedures, and treatments, follows a decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit to uphold President Donald Trump’s executive order calling for health care price transparency.