The 'Great Reset' comes for Christmas
Let us review the "Great Reset," a proposal released in May by the World Economic Forum and other global-minded folk who outlined a plan for planet-wide economic recovery. It's complicated.
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The COVID-19 vaccine is now being administered on a carefully calibrated basis, first to front-line responders and soon to very high-risk groups — thank you, President Trump.
Incoming: A Republican identity crisis
Chatter is intensifying about post-Trump America, when President Trump becomes "former President Trump" and prepares to run in 2024, become an even more powerful political force, found his own news organization -- or all of the above. So now what?
Americans to Trump: 'Continue to fight'
President Trump had a straightforward message to his 88.6 million Twitter followers: "Rigged election. Fight on!" he tweeted some 48 hours ago, drawing much media commentary, censorship from Twitter and 46,700 retweets from his fans.
Hope springs eternal for Trump victory
A certain segment of the population is ignoring gleeful media coverage that suggests President Trump's quest to win a second term is finished. Done. Goodbye.
Media organizations say journalists should get the COVID-19 vaccine early
Some believe the news media should be in the early wave of people who will receive the coronavirus vaccine. The reason? Some also believe that journalists qualify as first responders because they, too, are exposed to the virus while reporting on it.
Biden's big plans to woo conservatives
Presumed President-elect Joseph R. Biden appears ready to woo his former foes. Is it "Kumbaya" time already? The Biden administration is now planning to reach out to conservatives according to Rep. Cedric Richmond, Louisiana Democrat, and a senior adviser and director of Mr. Biden's Office of Public Engagement.
2024: Yep, Trump's ready to run again
So is President Trump going to run again in 2024? Chatter about the possibility is intensifying as the 2020 election hangs in the lurch and rumors percolate. Axios reported on Nov. 9 that Mr. Trump was already discussing a second run. NBC News has claimed the president plans to kick off his campaign on Inauguration Day rather than appear at the Capitol to acknowledge presumed President-elect Joseph R. Biden's victory.
The rush on guns continues
Americans are still arming themselves. A lot. Even presumed President-elect Joseph R. Biden is an influence in this phenomenon.
Americans finally smell a media rat
Americans are very aware that presumed President-elect Joseph R. Biden got better coverage from the news media during the presidential election than President Trump. There are some very telling new poll numbers from a very major pollster to consider. The journalism community — if there is one — may not care much about what the survey reveals.
Black conservative's message to Democrats: 'I am not oppressed'
Let's spend some time with Kathy Barnette, a Black conservative, Army veteran, college professor, broadcast commentator, wife, mother and author of the new book "Nothing to Lose, Everything to Gain: Being Black and Conservative in America." She ran for Congress in the 4th Congressional District of Pennsylvania but lost to incumbent Rep. Madeleine Dean, a Democrat.
SAGE Cons - 'spiritually active, governance-engaged conservatives' - all in for Trump
Do you know any "SAGE Cons"? The chances are good that you do. The designation stands for "spiritually active, governance-engaged conservatives," and they turned out in force for President Trump on Election Day.
Trump approval 'ticks up' to 50%
Could it be buyer's remorse following the presidential election? Is it due to uneasiness about presumed President-elect Joseph R. Biden's potential arrival at the White House, agenda in hand? Whatever the reason, President Trump's approval ratings have popped up to 50% among all voters despite a pronounced partisan divide among respondents, according to a Hill-HarrisX Daily Poll released Wednesday.
Future forecast: Trump to 'retain enormous influence'
It is natural for the 71 million people who voted for President Trump to fret about the prospect that he might not return to the White House. Efforts to reverse the apparent 2020 election result could fail. But not to worry. One pollster suggests that Mr. Trump is not going to quietly leave the stage and become a kindly old ex-president on the sidelines. He is, in fact, likely to "retain his bully pulpit" - and remain a powerful force.
Networks boot the Biden 'foot' story
Presumed President-elect Joseph R. Biden had a recent unfortunate mishap in which he reportedly fractured his foot in several places while playing with the family dog. He will have to trudge around in a protective foot boot for a while.
The media's dogged devotion to Biden
The season of media adoration is upon us. The press is knee-deep in cuddly coverage of presumed President-elect Joseph R. Biden though the results of the contested election have not been finalized. The press has upped the ante; we're taking very cuddly coverage here.
Biden's normal America 'going to be terrible'
Psychologists have long argued about what is "normal" and what is not. Now it has become a source of contention is political circles, ever since presumed President-elect Joseph R. Biden promised he would make America "normal" again.
The message of Eisenhower's 1954 Thanksgiving proclamation
Happy Thanksgiving. In keeping with the season, here are some timely reminders from the 34th president of the United States, issued 66 years ago:
Sharyl Attkisson nabs media 'propagandists'
Independent journalist Sharyl Attkisson has written a timely new book and the title tells all: "Slanted: How the News Media Taught Us to Love Censorship and Hate Journalism." The author thinks the public is now conditioned to accept preferred narratives set by media companies rather than genuine news — and that these narratives are designed to "define and narrow" the public's viewpoint.
Is a second American civil war really brewing?
There has been persistent chatter that the United States is no longer united at all, and that a civil war or a serious schism between Americans is now within the realm of possibility.
