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RIGHT SIDE PATRIOTS proudly supported then candidate Trump in 2016, President Donald J. Trump for re-election in 2020, and will support him in 2024 if he garners the Republican nomination for president.
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NYC Construction Workers: ‘F*ck Joe Biden,’ We Want Trump
Sarah Arnold – Townhall
President Joe Biden lives in fantasy land if he thinks voters are on his side this election cycle. Not even in some of the most liberal U.S. states are people hoping for another four years for the 81-year-old senile president.
A New York City construction worker had a few jarring choice of words for Biden on Thursday morning when a reporter asked him his thoughts on the amount of Trump supporters there are in the city.
The construction worker’s two-word message for Biden? “F*ck you!”
On the contrary, the man praised former President Donald Trump, saying it doesn’t surprise him to see so many people cheering on the 2024 Republican hopeful in a Democrat-run state.
“It’s turning now. It’s Trump’s turn again,” he said.
During Trump’s surprise visit to the Manhattan construction site, hundreds of…Read more here.
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Mike Johnson Addresses Anti-Israel Hate As Hundreds Harass the School’s Jewish Community
Sarah Arnold / Townhall Tipsheet
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) arrived at Columbia University on Wednesday to address the anti-Israel hate occurring on the campus.
Amid pro-Hamas protests from students, Johnson called on Columbia University president Minouche Shafik to resign, accusing her of failing to bring the chaos to a halt at the first sign of antisemitism.
“I am here today joining my colleagues and calling on President [Minouche] Shafik to resign if she cannot immediately bring order to this chaos,” Johnson said.
He dismissed claims from supporters of the protests who say the demonstrators are merely expressing their First Amendment rights.
“Our feeling is that they have not acted to restore order on the…See Xs and videos here.
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‘Pathetic’: DeSantis Blasts House Republicans for Giving Up Their Leverage on Top Voter Concern
Leah Barkoukis – Townhall
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis criticized House Republicans and Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) for giving up all their leverage to address the southern border, which has become a top voter concern.
“Just in relation to, you know, what’s been going on in the Congress recently, you know, Republicans were sent there, and the No. 1 issue that our voters wanted them to address is the southern border and the massive influx of foreigners by the millions coming into this country and we don’t know who—who these people are,” he said Tuesday in Naples.
“And they basically just surrendered on the border, they now have no leverage to do anything on the border, they had an opportunity to insist that Biden accept the border if he wanted all the foreign aid, and they decided to capitulate, and so he got everything he wants and Republican…Read more here.
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SCOTUS weighs strict abortion ban against emergency care law
Jason Millman / AXIOS
The Supreme Court this week will consider whether a federal law requiring hospitals to provide emergency care overrides Idaho’s strict abortion ban.
Why it matters: The case justices will hear Wednesday focuses on a key Biden administration effort to preserve abortion access and puts a spotlight on stories of pregnant patients who have been denied abortions in medical emergencies since Roe v. Wade was overturned.
- The court is expected to deliver rulings on this case and another on medication abortion by late June, as an election season already dominated by abortion politics heats up.
Driving the news: The Idaho case centers ona 1986 law known as the Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act, or EMTALA, that was passed to prevent hospitals from refusing emergency care to patients who couldn’t pay.
- After Roe was overturned, the federal health department issued guidance saying…Read more here.
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