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Your blast of infotainment from ForAmerica.
April 13, 2024
This week... The solar eclipse captivated much of the country with the next one not due for another 20 years. While the moon covered the sun, Biden's X accounts covered the internet with posts about abortion "rights." From Donald Trump's statement advocating for a states' rights approach to the Arizona Supreme Court's decision to revert to a 19th-century law that would ban almost all abortions in the state, it's been a hot topic. While that debate continues to divide Republicans, new inflation numbers were reported - and they're not good. Inflation rose more than the fed anticipated, giving Americans more of that "Build Back Better" experience the Biden administration touts so much.
Dan Scavino Jr., White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Communications for the Trump administration, reposted ForAmerica's video...
Let's end on a positive note... Couldn't have said it any better than the golf legend Gary Player did. Enjoy the Masters!
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ForAmerica believes in guaranteed constitutional rights, including the right to life at every stage of life. We believe America should have unlimited education and economic opportunities. We believe America should be energy independent using American resources. We demand the freedom to speak and practice our faith. We will accept nothing less than fair and honest elections, and a government that is transparent, accountable, and stays off the backs of the American people as much as possible. The key objective of ForAmerica is to deliver wins the cultural, electoral, and legislative fronts. When ForAmerica engages, America wins. Never, ever, give the Left a free day.
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