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LIBBY EMMONS: Dems showed true colors during Trump's SOTU as they sat, shouted, and danced with inflatable frogs

LIBBY EMMONS: Dems showed true colors during Trump's SOTU as they sat, shouted, and danced with inflatable frogs

Democrats have this thing where they oppose anything President Trump does because it's Trump. They don't consider each policy as it comes, they instead stand as as a brick wall against the administration, whether on women's rights, border security, election integrity, and everything else. This wall was on display during Trump's State of the Union address. A party that calls for unity and coming together did everything they could on Tuesday night to rip the country apart.

Those Democrats who sat in Congress and watched the speech sat for the entirety of the speech. When Trump invited those to stand who agree that "the first duty of the American government is to protect American citizens and not illegal aliens," they sat. The entire room, other than these Democrats, stood and cheered, applauded, and affirmed their promise to put Americans first over all others. But Democrats sat, some looking down at their phones.

Later Rep. Janelle Bynum said in that moment there was "thinly veiled racist language" from Trump, "anti-immigrant language, in what he was asking and that was uncomfortable." House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries said Republican lawmakers standing was "cult-like behavior." 

LIBBY EMMONS to JACK POSOBIEC Judge sends clear message defense cannot stall Charlie Kirk murder case

LIBBY EMMONS to JACK POSOBIEC Judge sends clear message defense cannot stall Charlie Kirk murder case
On Tuesday’s edition of Human Events Daily, Libby Emmons walked Jack Posobiec through a key hearing in the Charlie Kirk murder case, highlighting what she described as one of the firmest moments yet from Judge Tony Graf.

“It was really fascinating to see this ruling come down,” Emmons said. “I was not surprised that Judge Tony Graf ruled in favor of the Utah County Prosecutor's Office. And yes, you are correct, I believe that the defense attorney is trying to do everything they can to delay, delay, delay this trial.”

25 Mexican National Guardsmen killed in 'El Mencho' operation, aftermath

25 Mexican National Guardsmen killed in 'El Mencho' operation, aftermath

Federal Security Minister Omar García Harfuch reported Monday that 25 National Guard members, a state police officer, a security guard, and a woman, reportedly three months pregnant, were killed in attacks in Jalisco following a federal operation targeting CJNG leader Nemesio 'El Mencho' Oseguera Cervantes. The cartel leader was shot, detained, and later died while being transferred to Mexico City.

NICOLE RUSSELL: Patriotism at the Olympics is just what America needs

NICOLE RUSSELL: Patriotism at the Olympics is just what America needs

I love it when Americans succeed on the world’s stage, especially after a comeback. Team USA has shown us this repeatedly at the Winter Olympics in Milano Cortina in hockey, figure skating and more.

Americans watched Feb. 22 as the U.S. men’s hockey team won an epic Olympic gold, not only against longtime rival Canada, but 46 years to the exact day after they bested the Soviet Union on the way to Olympic gold, the “Miracle on Ice.”

'English was beaten into people': New Zealand MP claims English is oppression

'English was beaten into people': New Zealand MP claims English is oppression

New Zealand MP Chloe Swarbrick told Parliament that English is oppressive and is being “beaten into people” as lawmakers debated a bill that would formally recognize English as an official language of New Zealand. Swarbrick, co-leader of the Green Party, pushed back against legislation introduced this week with support stemming from a coalition agreement between the National Party and New Zealand First.

Elon Musk sues Brussels over €120 MILLION fine under EU anti-free speech Digital Services Act

Elon Musk sues Brussels over €120 MILLION fine under EU anti-free speech Digital Services Act

X owner Elon Musk is appealing the 120 million euro fine that was imposed on his company under the European Union’s Digital Services Act (DSA).

In a post on Friday, X’s Global Government Affairs team said it filed an appeal with the General Court of the European Union challenging the roughly $140 million penalty that was imposed last December for allegedly violating the DSA.

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