Americans in Springfield, Ohio, are still suffering after the Biden-Harris administration dumped tens of thousands of third-world immigrants into their once-quiet city. Springfield resident and former teacher Diana Daniels told Fox News that life has been a "dystopian nightmare" since the arrival of nearly 20,000 Haitian immigrants over the past three years. "You hope you wake up and it's 2019 again, and then you realize it's 2024, and it's the same thing over and over again, day after day," Daniels said. "It's hard sometimes to get up in the morning and hear residents that I've known for years struggle. This is a paycheck-to-paycheck ... kind of town ... working class."
How far will the Biden administration go to block speech it doesn't like? The outer limit may never be reached, but it does go international, according to an interim report by the House Committee on Small Business (HCSB) published earlier this week.
During Tuesday's presidential debate, Vice President Kamala Harris claimed, without proof, that American couples who are trying to start a family "are being denied IVF treatments." But medical experts say that the underlying health issues that cause infertility are being ignored in the political rhetoric surrounding in vitro fertilization (IVF).
While former President Donald Trump's recent comments on the life issue have brought concern to many pro-life leaders, it remains important to recall the totality of what is at stake in the 2024 election.
Ahead of Tuesday night's debate, most commentators and voters alike anticipated that former President Donald Trump's and Vice President Kamala Harris's performances would do little to sway voters one way or the other, but a series of recent polls suggests otherwise. On Thursday, Trump released internal polling data targeting seven battleground states, showing an increase in support for the man vowing to "Make America Great Again."
Bill Clinton recently described Kamala Harris as "the president of joy." But can a political campaign ever bring true joy? We all know the answer to that. Then how in the world can we find joy in campaign season?
