Opinion

As the clock ticks down to President-elect Donald Trump’s second inauguration, the Republican-led Congress has been busy filing and passing as much legislation as they can.  Knowing that they have, at best, a year before midterm election season will cloud every vote, the legislative agenda is looking to accomplish as much as they can in the short window.  With a few days left before Trump comes in to start signing their bills, Republicans are making the most of what they can.  

Lame Duck Joe Biden has been doing everything he can to ruin as much as he can before his term officially expires. He’s pardoned his derelict son, canceled oil and gas leases, pushed through radical leftist judges on federal courts, removed 37 monsters from death row, and abused his power in any way he could. The latest monarchical act was a ceremony in which Biden awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest civilian honor in the nation, to a bunch of celebrities and Trump-haters. Among this group was George Soros, one of the men most single-handedly responsible for the rise of crime and hatred in America.

After years of debate, delays, and arguments, congestion pricing finally has gone into effect in Manhattan. The tax on traveling is incredibly popular with the affluent and car-less, and far more unpopular with everyone else. In a state where you can’t find people who can agree on if water is wet, a shocking two-thirds of respondents oppose congestion pricing – and for good reason. It is a scheme to bilk as much money out of people while simultaneously shoving everyone else into a dangerous, overcrowded, and outdated subway system.

 Former President Jimmy Carter passed away at the age of 100 and left behind a legacy that will be argued amongst academia for years to come. On the one hand, he was a horrifically bad President, creating crisis after crisis during his tenure and leaving America far weaker than when he found it and the world far more dangerous than when he came into office. On the other hand, academics play for the Democrat team, so they’ll make excuses as to why Carter was great and his successor was awful. It won’t be hard to find parallels to today’s political dynamic.

Reports on the recent passing of former President Jimmy Carter have portrayed him as an honest and compassionate man who tried to do what was best for our country. More critical reports portrayed him as a failed President but a great former President, whose humanitarian efforts earned him the 2002 Nobel Peace Prize.

It is time to confront a corrupt, biased education establishment that is both undermining belief in America and enabling Jew-hatred.

During the 2024 election campaign, President-elect Donald Trump made it clear that he was going to defund schools that have allowed antisemitism to spread and to deport foreign students engaged in pro-Hamas activities.